Sentence examples for car tail from inspiring English sources

The warnings are there, in her permanently broken car tail lights and in her mother (Jill Clayburgh) watching Tom Hanks in Castaway, suggesting the emotional shipwreck Annie has become.

Slager, 33, was a patrolman first class for the North Charleston police department when he fatally shot Scott, 50, following a struggle that led from a traffic stop when the officer noticed that one of Scott's car tail lights was broken.

There's also questions of whether MIB occurs in the real-world - with some scientists pointing to the odd phenomenon of car tail lights in front of a driver 'disappearing' when a moving stream of cars with headlights on are driving down the other lane.

The influences of the pantograph fixing position on the aerodynamic lift forces of the head car, tail car and pantographs are obvious.

Additionally, I was able to win passage of common sense legislation that will allow Los Angeles alleviate traffic, reduce car tail pipe emissions, improve storm water capture, and green space for one of West Los Angeles' busiest intersections (Lincoln & Venice Boulevards).

"Almost half of what comes out of our car tail pipes and factories gets absorbed by nature and from this half, one-fourth of it goes to trees," said Sassan Saatchi, who studies the planet's carbon cycle at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in La Cañada Flintridge.

Thayil saw Everman's car tailing him, heard the honking but didn't know who it was.

If not for the car tailing it, and the occasional human speck in modern clothes, the carriage could be something that Marie Antoinette would have ridden into Paris.

After residents called to report a strange man in their neighborhood wielding a knife and/or gun, a patrol car tailed Mann for several minutes at a slow pace as an officer repeatedly ordered the oddly gesturing man to "drop the knife".

All of it was exciting: the wait to hear where the party was; mass congregations in a service station; dropping a pill before joining a convoy of cars; tail lights glittering into the distance; arriving to lines of parked cars and beats in the distance, stumbling – butterflies in stomach – towards the lights and into dancing mayhem.

But as the two vehicles were about to converge, the Americans noticed Chinese security cars tailing them, one behind the embassy car, the other behind the car with Mr. Chen and his friend, an American official who was briefed on the events said.