Sentence examples for early vehicles from inspiring English sources

The name was fitting, as those early vehicles strongly resembled the carriages that horses would tow.

The early vehicles that took visitors west from Alice depended on matting, which the passengers would lay across the sandy patches encountered on the way from one sizable cattle station or ranch to another, and so on to the center, the Rock.

For several years, customers were limited to a handful of alternative fuel models many early vehicles appeared to have popped out of a science-fiction book and cost a premium.

The all-new 2015 Golf is one of two early vehicles built off the new MQB platform and already on sale in the U.S. (the 2015 Audi A3 is the other one).

Early vehicles were built by a number of independent companies, but in 1844 the railway started to build carriages at Swindon railway works, which eventually provided most of the railway's rolling stock.

Early vehicle designs proved to be flightworthy but were critically limited by the inability to produce control torques in flight.

Like Ayckbourn's first play The Square Cat, the work is also of interest as an early vehicle for the writer's own acting.

Two years after the game's release, Benton was approached by DARPA to create video games that could be used to train U.S. soldiers, work that would result in the SIMNET project, an early vehicle-based combat simulation.

The simplified modeling technique comprising two layers of shell elements rigidly tied at the interface proved to be generally applicable to the evaluation of structural concepts in an early vehicle development stage.

"The Girl Stage Driver" (1914) belongs to a large subgenre that Mr. Abel has identified as "cowboy girl" pictures; "The Woman Hater" (1910) is an early vehicle for the serial queen Pearl White; and "Won in a Cupboard" (1914) is the earliest surviving film directed by Normand, the leading female star of Mack Sennett's Keystone comedies.

"He told the staff: 'This is my friend Jack, he's on work experience for when he gets cancer'". He made his television debut in 1986 in Now - Something Else, an early vehicle for Bremner.