Sentence examples for coast car from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wolfe had discovered an underground culture among the West Coast car designers, hailing them as the vanguard of a new form of modern art, not unlike Picasso.

For some reason, many of those distained commercials feature owners or senior executives, from local ad stars like the West Coast car dealer Cal Worthington to national spokesmen like Victor Kiam of Remington ("I liked it so much, I bought the company").

A member of the East Coast Car Association, he sometimes shows them.

A playful take on the West Coast car-customizer vibe, the Fiat 500 Beach Cruiser has an entertaining surf motif.

For example, if a coasting car comes to a hill, it will roll some distance up the hill before coming to a temporary stop.

Perhaps the only thing more amusing than the picture of a Passover festival in Coney Island in 1978 (right) would have been a picture of Barton Silverman, then a 35-year-old sports photographer, at the front of that roller-coasting car.

Perhaps the only thing more amusing than the picture of a Passover festival in Coney Island in 1978  (Slide 2) would have been a picture of Barton Silverman, a robust 35-year-old sports photographer, at the front of that roller-coasting car.

The accommodation below is within easy reach of the coast by car (a car is essential in this region, which has virtually no public transport).

It was inspired in part by the West Coast's car culture — he once described cars as "mobile color chips".

And the Knicks star Latrell Sprewell goes him one better: he owns his own wheel store, Sprewell Racing, in San Gabriel, Calif., which sponsors a West Coast celebrity car show.

By morning I discover the wind has blasted away my chances of another dive, so I set off to explore the coast by car.