Sentence examples for defunct car from inspiring English sources
An ochre-coloured mosque, surrounded optimistically by palm trees, has been built on the site of a defunct car factory; another where a plastics-maker stood.
Motown's finest talent came from nearby neighborhoods at a time when Detroit was booming in population and prosperity due to its now defunct car industry.
The concept of "normal" women trying glamour modelling wasn't in itself revolutionary – the now defunct car magazine Max Power and men's monthly FHM had both run model competitions.
Other real brands that appeared in the episode on Sunday, without the benefit of sponsor support, included Maalox antacid, in its period glass bottle, and Pontiac; print ads for the "wide track" models of the defunct car line could be glimpsed tacked to a bulletin board in Peggy's office.
The show includes a parade and presentations by automotive historians about defunct car brands.
It now has a sibling, not far from Covent Garden: The Delaunay, also named after a defunct car.
The Wallenbergs have had full or partial ownership of many of Sweden's best-known corporate names, including Asea (now known as ABB), Electrolux, Ericsson, SKF, the paper company Stora Enso, and Saab (the still-thriving defence company, rather than the defunct car-maker).
He says there's a possibility that the now-defunct car manufacturing industry in South Australia could be retrofitted to produce the mirrors and other components used in solar thermal plants.
At first I thought the former owner might have been a car buff, since so many of the yellowed sheets were from the automobile sections of various papers, one featuring a message from the president of the Cadillac Motor Company about its 16-cylinder model or a spread from one or another now-defunct car manufacturer, like Durant.
The engine revved like crazy — calling to mind another beloved but defunct sports car, the Honda S2000 — on its way to a 9,000 r.p.m. redline.
Besides the now defunct Rover car plant and Cadbury's chocolate factory, there's no real shorthand for Birmingham.
