Sentence examples for car wind from inspiring English sources
How did the car wind up in the United States?
The results and four digital photos of the car wind up on the Best Offer site (www.bestoffer.com), where customers can see them, presumably with the trust that Best Offer's trained technicians have identified all the flaws.
This is especially useful when placing a call from a car (wind) or from a crowded airport.
The most persuasive commercial applications of Maeda's GVS device will most likely be in gaming; researchers put together a crude virtual racing game to demonstrate how GVS heightened the perception of centrifugal force as users watch the car wind its way around the track on a video screen.
As we approached the first corner, a light caress on the brakes wound the car down in an unnatural fashion.
The car wound up in a public garden facing the woman's house.
The car wound up jammed under the truck's trailer, and the bus rammed the truck from behind.
The first time Jillian Serpa tried to learn to drive, the family car wound up straddling a creek next to her home in Ringwood, N.J.
A local man out for a Sunday drive with his family stops his car, winds down the window and talks to us.
As her car winds along one of Iqaluit's few roads, Alethea Arnaquq-Baril points to one of the few buildings that dot the treeless tundra.
A long-accumulated surplus of good will is probably the best explanation for how the Georgia 300, a sumptuous private rail car, wound up the other morning parked on Track 9.
