Sentence examples for more upright windshield from inspiring English sources

Out back, severely raked rear glass contrasts with the more upright windshield.

Seating in front is cramped and a bit claustrophobic, but the view out of the huge upright windshield is positively Imax.

And while the H2's chassis and powertrain are borrowed from G.M. trucks, the blocky vehicle, with its rigidly upright windshield, definitely has the Hummer look.

I'm a little more upright when I throw mine.

The correct posture, of course, is to sit more upright.

The relaxed pace felt appropriate for the impromptu tour, with the car's upright windshield and tall side windows offering an unobstructed view of the Manhattan skyline across the Hudson.

He's more upright than he has been.

Sen is more classical, in the Western sense: more upright, more restrained.

Now though he stands more upright and just looks a batsman once more.

New Channel 4 Racing, smarter, sober, more upright, is closer to a classroom vibe.

It was the Victorians who recast it as an altogether more upright activity.