Sentence examples for forgotten trucks from inspiring English sources

GM hasn't forgotten trucks.

But I had forgotten where the truck and camper were parked.

Wet, jostled, forgotten in the truck bed while Granny Rose and her "man friend" Jarret haggled over scratch money, loaded with thin ropes of cold spray cheese and cocktail olives.

Raid your child's toy box for forgotten farm animals, dinosaurs, trucks or Lego figures and allow your creativity to run wild over the craters, uneven surfaces, too-runny icing and bleeding colours.

The ruckus round the truck was forgotten.

Whatever that "message" might be was forgotten when the Chevy truck blew a hydraulic hose and started leaking fluid after its first pass over the Accord.

Forget ice cream trucks, some say; go after horn-honking cabbies.

It's set in Quebec and features a semi truck that has forgotten to take down its trailer running full speed into an overpass, which causes the trailer to explode, showering grain across the entire highway.

Much more difficult than calling with a good duck call, the hand technique is worthwhile to know in situations where your call might be broken or forgotten in the back of the truck.

He and Ty tripped all night, then hitched to Reno, but Fred had forgotten his laptop in the back of a truck belonging to someone named Hagie.

He found he had forgotten his cellphone, and seconds after jumping from the car to search for a call box, a truck crushed his car.