Sentence examples for classes of car from inspiring English sources

With several classes of car and frequent overtaking, speed is important on the straights.

He studied the city's two, hitherto stratified classes of car service: expensive, but convenient black taxis and Addison Lees; and reasonably priced, unreliable minicabs.

The judges are allotted classes of car to assess: and when they've finished their inspections they meet the owners who display photographic records of the car's long journey from dilapidation to restoration.

In 1989, when popular anxiety about air pollution was at a peak, the city government introduced a scheme known as hoy no circula, which banned certain classes of car from use on certain days of the week.

There are four classes of cars at Le Mans.

When challenged on class size, Mr. Varkey pointed to airlines, which offer first class, business and economy seats on the same plane, or to Mercedes, which produces several classes of cars.

Some 255 entries and 29 classes of cars were assembled along with their famous gearhead fans, like Jay Leno, whose latest obsessions are chronicled on jaylenosgarage.com, and collectors like Sam Mann of Englewood, N.J., inventor of widely used ear piercing devices, who has won "Best of Show" four times.

Hoy acknowledges that one of the biggest changes he has faced in adapting to motor racing is the abrogation of some level of control – that things on track will occur about which you can do nothing – not least at Le Mans where the closing speeds between the four classes of cars is huge.

For most other classes of cars, the larger models are safer.

As noted before, in order to subject different classes of cars (e.g., heavy truck vs. passenger cars), different amount of toll/subsidy, the multiclass modeling is inevitable.

There is also the basic issue of competition: London has Black cabs, but it also has two other classes of cars for hire: small, independent local minicab firms and more established car service companies (like Addison Lee).