The cars would have different specifications than CART cars.
He drives what he calls a golf-cart car, a Prius, and he made The 11th Hour, a detailed documentary about our planet in crisis.
Nice Ride Seeing Pope Benedict XVI riding in the popemobile around the warning track at Nationals Park on Thursday conjured up images of a bygone era when relief pitchers were transported from the bullpen to the mound in golf carts, cars, motorcycles with sidecars and even a tugboat.
Bicycles, scooters, motorcycles, three-wheeled motorized carts, cars, and what seemed to be a convoy of lumbering cement trucks.
Hornish averaged 207.151 miles an hour, breaking the previous closed course race record of 197.995, set in Fontana last year by Jimmy Vasser in a CART Champ Car event.
Nunn follows Beckett's tongue-in-cheek catalogue of sound effects pretty much to the letter: twittering birds, mooing cows, dragging footsteps, a trundling cart, a car horn, steam trains.
Ripley's party, which travelled by train, foot, elephant, bullock cart, command car, dugout, and truck, was attended by a cook, five servants, and, depending on the terrain, anywhere from forty to sixty-five coolies.
Ask for no bags if you only bought items that you can easily carry or if the items are going straight from cart to car to kitchen.
Melting slushy snow became sinuous lines: satisfied shoppers fill their carts and car trunks with food, while a billowing hillside gently nudges a happy home.
A drive on that nature trail in an electric golf cart (no cars are allowed at the resort after arrival) takes you past a muddy golf course closed for repairs.
Last month, at a Senate hearing on raising fuel economy standards, Trent Lott, the Senate minority leader, held up a picture of a purple Smart -- another tiny, golf-cart-sized car popular in Europe.
