Sentence examples for examples of a car from inspiring English sources

And even though he agreed with the principle that it's best to avoid the center square, Mr. Goodfellow's photography has many examples of a car smack in the middle.

If, after seeing examples of a car of that name abroad, you have a picture of the Twingo in your mind, what I'm about to say is probably going to come as a disappointment; it's not that one.

Another participant, whose husband was working as a surgeon, perceived charging patients for surgery as a necessity, as doctors themselves were "victims" of over-charging for other services (she gave examples of a car mechanic and an architect).

Wasser used an example of a car that is registered to an owner but is still considered community property.

The 2012 Porsche 911 is the latest example of a car whose fundamental silhouette has remained unchanged for half a century and over seven generations.

Philip M. Headley, chief engineer at Continental Teves, an auto supplier that makes such a system, gave the example of a car coming to a sharp right curve on the road, too fast to take it.

Another example was found at the Lincoln display, where the vents inside the MKC evoke the crossover's winged grille — a clear example of a car's inner face corresponding to its outward face.

Daimler's Car2Go service operates in about 30 cities in Europe and America.Avis Budget, recognising the emerging threat, spent $500m last year buying Zipcar, the world's largest example of a "car club", a form of sharing in which vehicles are parked on the streets and users can rent them, using a swipe-card, by the hour.

If you want a cheaper example of a car with an engine mounted this way, consider the $28,000 Nissan 350Z.

The Jetta is just another example of a car that is too expensive for what it offers.

He gives the example of a car salesman, who, in order to be successful in his work, makes himself prefer the various useless knick-knacks that the brand he represents offers for its cars.