Sentence examples for car feeling from inspiring English sources

That left the passengers in the car feeling vulnerable anew.

"I remember sitting in the car, feeling really nervous, not wanting to get out," Bleasdale recalled.

On Olive's hand I march back to the car feeling thoroughly pleased with myself.

I'm riding in a patrol car, feeling foolish an oversized flak jacket.

A lot of my time was spent in the car, feeling stressed about the mountains of admin I had to do.

She gets out of his car, feeling for another minute, at least, happy that it seems like she has finally won a round.

Honda was among the first to replace the ignition key altogether, placing a push-button starter in its S2000 sports car to establish a race-car feeling.

It has everything a good crime tale needs: a devious, decadent upper-class cast spinning around 1970s London in fancy cars, feeling somewhat above the law.

Its active body control (ABC) system can be engaged with a switch and will mechanically counter roll, dive and bounce, but it isn't really enough to completely alter the big-car feeling of the SL in the twistiest bends.

Whether you're sliding in and out of subway cars, feeling the sway of a commuter train or gazing out of an airplane window, public transportation can help literally and figuratively take your mind to new places.

But in this case, the free-revving engine lends the Lexus a youthful, sporty feel that saves the car from feeling like a General Motors Buick.