Sentence examples for form of a car from inspiring English sources

Technology intruded all the same, in the form of a car stereo from somewhere nearby.

But then tragedy strikes, in the not terribly original form of a car accident: Roberto is killed, leaving Marga alone, unemployed and pregnant.

Together, they refer to the characteristic form of a car that makes it instantly recognizable, the profile that quickly tells a viewer whether the vehicle is a Fusion or a Forester, an Eclipse or an Elantra.

His appearance followed an assassination attempt in the form of a car bombing on Monday aimed at his prime minister and a bombing on Tuesday that killed at least 13 people outside a former Interior Ministry building.

But if terrorism does return to New York, and if it comes in the form of a car bomb, one can expect these searches to become routine, and that poses a serious problem.

Mr. Salehi was arrested by the Afghan police after, investigators say, they wiretapped him soliciting a bribe — in the form of a car for his son — in exchange for impeding an American-backed investigation into a company suspected of shipping billions of dollars out of the country for Afghan officials, drug smugglers and insurgents.

The three components of the concept are the ACC itself, implemented in the form of a car-following model, an algorithm for the automatic real-time detection of the traffic situation based on local information, and a strategy matrix to adapt the driving characteristics (that is, the parameters of the ACC controller) to the traffic conditions.

The payoffs took the form of cash, a car trunk full of telephones and other electronics from Mr. Elmann's warehouse, prosecutors said.

The reminders that I need to find alternate ways to do certain things can come in the form of a roaring car engine, the pitter-patter of footsteps as they walk out the door, or even the jingling of car keys.

Such an occasion finally presented itself a few weeks ago in the form of a test car: an urban-oriented subcompact that could, in theory, complete the 49-mile loop on less than a gallon of gasoline.

As the jumble of donated parts began to take the form of a complete car, a need was seen for a nice dashboard plate into which the rudimentary gauges could be set.