Sentence examples for car count from inspiring English sources

"Even the traffic past the dealership, the car count, is down," said Raymond J. Scarpelli Jr., owner of two Chevrolet dealerships in northern Illinois.

Similarly, the categories of "fun to drive" and "chassis" — which cover the subjective experience of driving the car — count for only eighty-five poutts ofthef totalofal of two hundred and thirty-five.

If you ever lock your keys in the car, count on Alain Sevedra to smash your window in and get them out.

This average truck count, however, is significantly correlated (R = 0.44, p < 0.01) with the average daily car count.

"As far as next season, we hope to have full car counts, and a fully funded field, but it remains to be seen how that shakes out," he said.

Deciphering a foreign city, following a map, coming upon a little town just when you thought you were going to have to sleep in the car, counting out a strange currency, skiing a new mountain, cycling fresh terrain stimulate and energize, tease the footloose to keep moving.

Those new metrics will need to look beyond car counts and traffic speeds to pedestrian and bike improvements, safer crosswalks and more business for shops along the street.

This relationship did not hold for UFPs, because neither car counts nor truck and bus counts were positively associated with pollutant concentrations.

Average daily truck and car counts are provided by the Ohio Department of Transportation (2004) and Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (2006) for each road segment for the years 2001 2004.

His character resists the psychological penetration that distinguishes Secrest's biographies: he had no interesting weaknesses, unless chain-smoking and fast cars count, and his only quirks seem to have been studied enhancements of his hypnotic salesmanship.

The old Ford lost money on many of its cars, counting on sales of more expensive trucks to stay in the black.