Sentence examples for car labeled from inspiring English sources

Examples include a cow with its head stuck in a child's toy car (labeled "Cow Curiosity Fail") and a possibly Photoshopped image of Bill Clinton looking glumly on, head in hand, while his wife, Hillary, speaks ("Enthusiasm Fail").

Outside of the house the girl has drawn a car labeled "ICE" facing a woman with her hands up.

The car was not armored, and I asked him if it was wise to drive a car labelled "Jewish Legion" through Arab villages.

"It'll be available to the first punter that comes along," Harwood said of the car, labelled the DB30 in tribute to his best horse.

The day before the election, it ran one featuring a car, labelled "the people", travelling along "Aberhart Highway No. 1" and arriving at a railway crossing.

Kevin Czinger, chief executive of another battery car company, Coda Automotive, said he would like to see his cars labeled with their battery range and a "clear and nonconfusing statement" that the vehicle in question was emissions-free.

He is considering adding some cars labelled "Objektschutz" ("Security"), but that can also wait.

Newer cars label the cap; if yours isn't so labeled, check your owner's manual to find it.

The consultation on car labelling is open until 15 January 2016.

The commission is currently reviewing the 1999 car labelling law, which covers fuel consumption and CO2 emissions but not air pollutants.

A consultation on car labelling launched on Monday asks whether the directive would have been "more effective" if it had included information on air pollutants.