Sentence examples for going car from inspiring English sources

Now, apparently, in our own time, the sleeping-in-the-subways business has risen again with Police Commissioner Bill Bratton announcing last week that the transit police will start going car to car, waking the slumbering.

Now, apparently, in our own time, the sleeping-in-the-subways business has risen again — with Police Commissioner Bill Bratton announcing last week that the transit police will start going car to car, waking the slumbering.

I invited Alexa into our living room to make it easier to listen to Pandora and occasionally check the weather, not to keep a log of intimate family details or record my kid saying "Mommy, we going car" and forward it to Amazon's cloud storage.

But the notion of going "car free" is something altogether more radical, and in a post at the Green Inc. blog, she pointed out the stark realities facing most Americans: "Shortly after my visit to Vauban, Germany," she wrote, "I happened to be staying in suburban San Mateo, California, accompanying my daughter Cara on a college tour.

Ground clearance is limited to 2.4 inches, compared to 6.3 inches for the road going car.

For $750, Lupini got a high-mileage 2007 Saturn Ion in Denver — less than half the going car rental company rate.

The next biggest carbon saving you could make is by going car-free, saving a minuscule-by-comparison 2.4 tonnes.

Going car-free is possible in Paris: it's a small city, it's very dense, it has a lot of good public transport.

Avoiding the hassle of Friday night traffic is one of the major reasons for going car-free, especially in the Hamptons, where drivers on Montauk Highway can be backed up as far away as Hampton Bays on prime summer nights.

David has recently purchased a Nissan Leaf after going car-less for two year.

But take a look at Uber's piece on the economics of car ownership, and you see that going car-less and just relying on Uber isn't such a crazy idea.