Sentence examples for lowest car from inspiring English sources

The lowest car insurance quotes, after airline captains, goes to china restorers and toy makers – admittedly not the most racy of professions.

So-called unmanaged business travelers, who do not work with a travel manager and who bargain-hunt for the lowest car rates on the Internet, are seen as good prospects.

He said: "Ryanair customers already enjoy the lowest fares in Europe and our partnership with CarTrawler will guarantee them the lowest car hire prices as well, every time they fly with us".

Among the autos was the world's most expensive sports car, the Pegaso, costing $29,000, comes from Spain and has a cruising speed of 125 miles an hour; Hitler's Mercedes-Benz; Alfa Romeo's Disco Volante, which may be the world's lowest car, a Riley Saloon; numerous hot-rod roasters with their hoods removed, etc.

CTC grade 2 4 liver enzyme disturbances occurred at the lowest CAR T cell doses, necessitating cessation of treatment in four out of eight patients in cohorts 1 and 2. Examination of liver biopsies revealed CAIX expression on bile duct epithelium with infiltration of T cells, including CAR T cells.

On average, it costs just $26 per day to rent a car in Tampa (assuming you're okay with the cheapest car on the lot), the second lowest car rental rate of any city in SmartAsset's study.

Speed limits are mostly ignored, bus use is very low, car ownership is high and many children are ferried to school by car.

Ecotowns and eco-quarters can be used to show that new development can come with low car use and hence less traffic in surrounding roads.

I shouted muffled responses through the helmet padding while keeping an eye out for cabs unwilling to cede space to this otherworldly (and very low) car.

January's spate of feeble statistics—from weak manufacturing orders to low car sales can be explained, in part, by the weather.

This causes problems on bumpy tracks and to ride the curbs, because a very low car has to be set up very "hard" and then it jumps.