Sentence examples for conventional saloon from inspiring English sources
That would be possible because, rather than having mechanical links from controls to working parts, a motorist behind the wheel (or joystick, or whatever) of Autonomy would be driving "by wire", rather like a jet-fighter pilot.Autonomy has four attachment points for bodies, which might look like those of a conventional saloon, a coupé, a pick-up truck or even a sport-utility vehicle.
Prior to the Bug, Bond Motors had followed the path of many British three-wheeler manufacturers, building conventional-looking saloons that were seemingly ashamed of their tricycle status.
Despite an effort to pump up Timothy Olyphant's Seth Bullock-a romantic lead who seems borrowed from a far more conventional TV show-the series' true central character is the sinister saloon keeper/pimp/master puppeteer Al Swearengen, played with mustache-twirling relish by Ian McShane.
The motor car had a saloon section with ten seats; however, this was converted to conventional seating in 1956.
Although they use less fuel than conventional vehicles, they cost more to manufacture; Toyota, which currently makes a hybrid saloon car called the Prius, is estimated to lose $20,000 on every one it sells.
It was an ordinary saloon.
The saloon opens at eight.
Mr Koroma followed in a Mercedes saloon.
Finally, an ordinary saloon.
