Sentence examples for glossy car from inspiring English sources
Newspaper stands offer numerous glossy car magazines aimed at wealthy young men.
(Forbes) Top ranked family cars typically aren't the fire-breathing monsters enthusiasts drool over in the pages of glossy car magazines.
The development acquired critical rubrics: Finish Fetish, for sculpture that sported industrial plastics and resins and glossy car enamels, and Light and Space, for increasingly ethereal environmental works.
No, this isn't just another high concept, glossy car commercial though it certainly does look like it at first glance.
Archer lookalike to glossy wife (car meanwhile passing Windsor Castle, Stonehenge, crossing Brunel's Clifton Bridge... Elgarian music): "Well, Clive and Frank and I have decided.
Posing on the glossy vintage cars are Naomi Campbell, Stephanie Seymour, Claudia Schiffer and Miss Wonderbra herself, Eva Herzigova.
The two also watch calmly as Paris explodes around them, in a scene resembling the cleverest, glossiest sports car advert you've even seen, but which in a narrative film sticks out as gratuitous show-offery.
In the gallery Mr. Earle has grouped the Tanaka collection by category, including glossy red sports car prototypes or buses carrying Japanese families and American soldiers.
But Mr. Fiske, a vice president for Chubb & Son, was not thinking of how much the glossy emerald green car, with LeBaron coachwork and an original chassis, engine and bodywork, would fetch — anywhere from $1.2 million to $1.6 million (It eventually sold for about $1.5 million).
The glossy black test car had leather trim and side air bags, power driver's seat, chrome wheels, smoked rear glass and heated outside mirrors -- plus the expected air-conditioning, remote locking, traction control and antilock disc brakes -- in short, everything you can reasonably squeeze into a small car.
Should you launch a new car with glossy magazine ads, or as some carmakers now do—simply park demonstration models in shopping malls and motorway service stations?
