Sentence examples for closed vehicle from inspiring English sources
But the church substituted a closed vehicle for an open popemobile for Francis's Wednesday ride through the working-class neighborhood of Tijuca.
Once they've recorded the wounds and belongings, they rezip the pouch and place it, by tradition, in a closed vehicle for transportation either by road or by air to the Theatre Mortuary Evacuation Point, an air-conditioned warehouse in Kuwait.
And when you pull into a motel after dark, keep in mind that the sun can be beating down on your closed vehicle long before you have enjoyed breakfast and are ready to roll.
The high temperature that day was only in the 60s, but the biometrics and thermodynamics of babies and cars combine mercilessly: Young children have lousy thermostats, and heat builds quickly in a closed vehicle in the sun.
At the moment he realized what he'd done, he was in the cab of a truck and his 6-month-old daughter, Mika, was in a closed vehicle in the broiling Texas sun in a parking lot 40 miles away.
It is the type of place most frequently experienced from within a car with windows rolled up, though the valley's toxic stench pervades even a closed vehicle.
Thus, southern Africa provides a multitude of hunting and tourism experiences from walking with lions to having moonlit dinners in the bush, whereas in Kenya and Tanzania, most tourists are restricted to closed vehicles in state-managed wildlife areas.
A liberation from the driving task fits in with cars' evolutionary development over recent decades where a trend could be observed that driving is far less a matter of expressing identity (as also manifested in sports cars' loss of significance and the increase in closed vehicles with large interiors) than one of temporarily 'inhabiting' a space that also enables social interaction [69].
When the bridge is closed, vehicles over 5.03 m are diverted around the M25 in the opposite direction.
Never leave children or pets alone in closed vehicles.
Businesses were closed and vehicle traffic was almost nonexistent in the capital, Katmandu.
