Sentence examples for car shed from inspiring English sources

In 1904 a letter to the editor of The Times signed "West Sider" lambasted the 72nd Street control house: "Squat, formless, disgustingly symmetrical, it suggests nothing so much as a car shed.

With the arrival of the seventh-generation Corvette in 2013, the car shed much of its gold-chain image, and the Z06 is one of the most focused and rewarding machines available at any price.

As the car shed speed, Leitzinger commented on its utter lack of torque steer – that tendency in some front- and all-wheel-drive cars to pull to one side under hard acceleration.

Amongst the slower runners, Marc Gené suffered a worrying moment when his Minardi car shed its engine cover, but was able to return to his garage.

A similar intensity pervades "Paralyzed," the subway ballet, in which the artist, who took dancing lessons in this case, flings herself about the train car, shedding her outerwear, providing evening entertainment while also protesting the buttoned-down nature of everyday life, which is amply exemplified by her fellow passengers.

And the car sheds hundreds of kilos, as well.

A spooked carriage horse burst out of line near Central Park on Thursday, thundered into the busy traffic on Columbus Circle, dumped his driver and two passengers, struck two cars, shed the wreckage of his carriage and ran free for four blocks before being captured on Ninth Avenue, the authorities and witnesses said.

Soon your pummelled car (you shed your driver's door two blocks ago) is smoking.

These changes bump the horsepower to 332, from 306 in the last 350Z, even as the car has shed 100 pounds.

There's even a car maintenance shed.

General Motors got some good news in bankruptcy court, when a judge approved the sale of the bulk of the automaker's to "New GM," in a move that will help the car company shed liabilities and get back on its feet.