Sentence examples for created automobiles from inspiring English sources
Since then, we have created automobiles, televisions, computers, petrochemical technology, agricultural mechanization, high performance materials and the iPad.
We have created automobiles and roadways where people are much safer when they drive and our air is cleaner and healthier.
President Clinton announced that he had forged a pact with leaders of the U.S. car companies to create automobiles within a decade that would both meet clean air standards and get 80 miles to the gallon (or 34 km/l).
In 1953 Cage drove his car with a tyre Rauschenberg had soaked in paint along 20 joined sheets of paper on a New York street to create Automobile Tyre Print: here is art that lets the world speak through it; a tyre driving along the road – the most ordinary and frequent of modern moments – is preserved.
The Birdcage 75th is a concept car created by automobile manufacturer Maserati and designed by Pininfarina.
To the northwest, along the Seine's loop from Suresnes to Gennevilliers, armaments factories, heavy engineering works, and chemical plants were created, and automobile and aircraft factories eventually were established in the Seine valley toward Rouen.
WASHINGTON, D.C.--An ambitious program to create superefficient automobiles by the year 2000 will not reach a major milestone, predicts a new report from the National Research Council NRCC).
Tens of thousands of new jobs were created in the automobile and auto parts industries, and Toronto quickly passed Montreal as Canada's financial capital.
The general use of automobiles created a strong demand for better highways.
The collection also documents the technological and stylistic development of the transportation industry, with a focus on early automobiles created in Cleveland.
For Dr. Simeone, a leading proponent of preservation and conservation in vehicle collecting, the highest calling of an auto museum is "to preserve and protect the finest original examples of the best automobiles created, in order to educate the public and to share a compelling history".
