Sentence examples for course car from inspiring English sources

Of course, car sharing, too, has seen growing popularity: Zipcar now has 650,000 members worldwide, up from around 530,000 a year ago and 250,000 in early 2009.

For many Bostonians with the accent, the r is replaced by "ah" or "aw" when the letter follows a vowel: "Color" becomes "cuh-lah," "square" becomes "skway-ah," and, of course, "car" becomes "caah".

Of course car sales are going to fall below last year's explosive level.

Scotland's first world rally champion Louise Aitken-Walker led the competitors off in her capacity as the course car celebrity.

Of course, car pooling in its many forms — from taxi-style services like Uber to ridesharing — are a plenty.

They were led off the start by 83-year-old Tommy Bryce, who completed the rally in 1954, in a course car.

Watergate, disco, oil embargoes and, of course, car-pooling.

Of course, car-sharing services like Zipcar are not available everywhere.

No temples required, just plenty of auspicious red and gold decorations, food stalls, toy stands and of course cars (for sale or just to admire).

Nowadays, of course, cars are so reliable it is sometimes unnecessary ever to open the bonnet, so people may well not know how an engine works.

That is why car design studios are staffed with video-game veterans and designers from the movies, the technology world and, of course, cars.