Sentence examples for hardtop road from inspiring English sources
"The rain would run out the pipe, down the hill and across the street," said Jeff Scholl, a fifth grader, referring to the hardtop road that leads into the school parking lot.
The angler staggering up the steep bank to the hardtop road where Richard Franklin and I were stringing up our fly rods appeared dazed and contented, proving once again that people who grouse about "too much of a good thing" probably never experience it.
Under a succession of progressive governors, including Terry Sanford and James B. Hunt Jr., the state worked to keep the new growth scattered, building hardtop roads into the most remote communities, decentralizing the state university system over 16 campuses and offering vocational education geared to the needs of local industries.
Built in Ingersoll, Canada, almost 1m of them made it out onto American roads, in two-door hardtop and convertible and four-door body styles, before production stopped in 1998.
That's why the Lotus Elise convertible and Exige hardtop — which, at less than 2,000 pounds apiece, are among the most feathery automobiles on the road — are more fun than a 5,200-pound 5,200-poundtinental GT, even if the Bentley Continental GTthevenn a stoplifhtherag race.
That's where VW's team of mad engineers put the 8-cylinder hydraulic pump that powers the Eos's retractable hardtop, which is as fascinating a piece of mechanical art as you'll find anywhere on the road.
Like the hardtop, the cabriolet is slightly longer than the outgoing model, but you'd never mistake this rear-engine machine for anything else on the road.
The hardtop is well insulated.
The Ford Mustang hardtop was raised $33 to $2,888.
The retracting hardtop is a $1,995 option.
