Sentence examples for car firmly from inspiring English sources

She carried big brown bags to her car, firmly believing that this weekend she would find time to cook.

A complex new dashboard console from Ford, which it plans to unveil Thursday, brings the car firmly into the land of electronic gadgets.

A car firmly routed in Germany's past is now one of the most popular ways to see Berlin.

With a body by Zagato and a six-cylinder motor designed by the brilliant Vittorio Jano,* this car firmly sealed the Alfa association with innovation and with building winning racecars.

Close the hood - Shut the hood of your car firmly and start your car.

Character supervisor Tim Milliron explained that the film uses a ground locking system that kept the cars firmly planted on the road, saying: "The ground-locking system is one of the things I'm most proud of on this film.

"You subconsciously perceive that the car is firmly planted on top of the tires," he explained.

"Every weekend, too many questions," said one as she got into her car and firmly shut the door.

I've been thinking about first cars this week as I have been driving the Peugeot's new 108 – a small city car aimed firmly at young people.

So it helps to have utter conviction that your car is firmly on the track: that after plunging into confusion and frustration you'll eventually emerge with some grasp of calculus.

And despite a 2-inch increase in length (versus the last-generation car), the firmly sprung Maxima SE gets 18-inch tires (an SL luxury version is more softly sprung and has narrower, 17-inch tires); handles cleanly, without any bounce or roll in wide sweeping bends; and has excellent, if slightly over-boosted, steering.