As props in the show, she had a few brightly colored sports cars in molded Styrofoam, as well as dresses and coats in zany car prints.
And when he cannot find le mot juste to describe one of his fantastic inventions, he unhesitatingly makes it up himself: a vehicle that looks like an upside-down car is represented in the text by the word "car" printed upside down.
Little Monster moved to the garage, which is decorated with car-print curtains she made and a sign reading Camaro Drive.
Since the 1950s, Torzhok also has manufactured machinery, railroad cars, printing inks, leather goods, and wood products.
Its collections of antique movie cameras, televisions, cars, printing presses, construction materials and scientific instruments tell the story of the industrial revolution and the birth of mass communication.
Natsuko's husband, a thickset office worker, was seated nearby; their two-year-old son, wearing a cowboy hat, cargo pants, and a tiny cotton facemask with cartoon cars printed on it, sat between them.
Engines plated with steel and equipped with weapons ripped from the gunboats on the Siberian lakes rammed back and forth along the trans-Siberian railway line, dragging behind them mobile towns of czarists, with opulent dining cars, theater cars, printing shops, brothels — and torture chambers.
"The Internet lets a car maker print fewer brochures".
Robert Rauschenberg, in the 1950's, made a car tire print on a long strip of paper, while Allan Kaprow, in the 1960's, produced environments using tires.
