Sentence examples for hidden vehicles from inspiring English sources

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The player can replay Street Crimes, find Golden Film Reels, discover Landmarks, collect Hidden Vehicles, find Badges or just cruise around and listen to the radio.

Although he complained that the game's vehicle damage is not "segmented throughout your car", he concluded by calling the game "pure, unadulterated fun [that] has enough tracks and hidden vehicles to keep you playing for a very long time".

Obviously the military would be interested in any material that could be used to hide vehicles or other equipment.

A group of researchers at the University of Vermont, led by Christopher Landry, have already managed to combine silica gel with a vanadium catalyst to produce a mixture that oxidises mustard gas, rendering it harmless.In the future, then, military paint will not only hide vehicles from prying eyes, it will also help protect them from one of the most feared forms of attack.

A group of researchers at the University of Vermont, led by Christopher Landry, have already managed to combine silica gel with a vanadium catalyst to create a mixture that oxidises mustard gas, rendering it harmless.In the future, then, military paint will not only hide vehicles from prying eyes it will also help protect soldiers from one of the most feared forms of attack.

On the other end of the scale are terrain specific patterns like the "Berlin camo", applied to British vehicles operating in Berlin during the Cold War, where square fields of various gray shades was designed to hide vehicles against the mostly concrete architecture of post-war Berlin.

They are hidden in vehicles, people or goods.

Mr Acosta often sees guns and drugs hidden in vehicles or on persons heading into Canada.

New controls would include scanners to be installed on both sides of the English Channel that could detect people hidden in vehicles.

In other cases people are paying thousands of pounds to be hidden on vehicles, including being attached the the undercarriage of a bus, and brought over on the Channel Tunnel or ferries.