Sentence examples for drive automobiles from inspiring English sources

He said demand for the brake linings soared when Buick pioneered its 4-wheel drive automobiles.

The New Yorker, May 29 , 1926 P. 7Twelfth Avenue, known as "The Farm" where people learn to drive automobiles.

Apparently, people who drive automobiles 220 miles an hour for a living have a special sense of what is scary.

At Bryn Mawr in the 1950's, she remembers, young ladies were not allowed to drive automobiles.

"Not that many trucking companies vote, compared to the number of people who drive automobiles who vote, and it's an election year," Mr. Barrieau said.

In 1928, a biologist named Asa Schaeffer claimed to have shown experimentally that blindfolded people walk, run, swim, row, and drive automobiles in spiralling patterns, a phenomenon he attributed to a "spiral mechanism" in the brain.

For illustration purposes, a five-speed manual transmission of a front wheel drive automobile is examined, with focus on the neutral gear rattle problem.

In this work, a one-piece hybrid drive shaft composed of aluminum and carbon/epoxy composite was designed for a rear wheel drive automobile.

That a recent village ordinance forbids white-collar people from driving four-wheel-drive automobiles and that the only people who can own midcentury modern furniture are midcentury modern people?

But the old Mini, conceived by Alec Issigonis, a British Motor Corporation designer, became the template for tens of millions of modern front-drive automobiles, small and large.

Perhaps the company's most clever repackaging idea came near its end as an independent automaker when it combined passenger car bodies with Jeep-based technology to create four-wheel-drive automobiles.