Sentence examples for car changing from inspiring English sources

Gun Control Australia said this change would be like "a car changing lanes in a traffic jam – it won't make much difference".

Ben Naylor Servicing the car Changing your own starter motor was once not only a matter of pride, but a matter of course.

"Changing the Adler from a cat A to a cat B would be like a car changing lanes in a traffic jam – it won't make much difference".

The only sounds are birdsong, the occasional distant car changing gear, and, every hour or so, fighter jets from Brize Norton in Oxfordshire screaming overhead.

Working with a slight lead, Oracle tried to sharply round a buoy on its foils, a full-speed pirouette, like a Formula 1 car changing direction in an alley.

It was not only the speed he was carrying but the way he controlled the car, changing gear, turning the steering wheel and using the throttle to keep the turbo boost from dropping away.

"We see car ownership and people's relationship with cars changing," Stacy Morris, a BMW spokeswoman, said in a telephone interview.

Members of the group, including the director, Vladimir Shcherban, were concealed in trucks and cars, changing vehicles at regular intervals to throw government security forces off their trails.

Outside Mrs. Ikol's funeral, held in a church hall near Tremont Avenue in the Bronx, late arrivals stood by their cars, changing from puffy jackets and jeans into traditional toga-style wraps of red and black, the colors of mourning.

The rest of the used cars changing hands will go from one individual to another through newspaper advertisements, the Internet, or the fellow at work who knows somebody with a great old Toyota.

These vehicle-to-vehicle electronic crash-avoidance systems use wireless connectivity to alert drivers about cars approaching an intersection, warn of possible forward collisions, provide "do not pass" alerts and notify drivers of cars changing lanes or moving into the driver's blind spot.