Sentence examples for moving car windows from inspiring English sources

Away from her, the film drifts and drags, and some of the image-making is rote: hands playing dolphin out of moving car windows, cascading hair on a summer's day, and I could have done without the dead plants in the office of the school counselor, as if to spell out her lack of green fingers (would you trust this woman with your psychological development?).

Poppy Kemp, 15 I don't go out every night with friends or have a consistently riveting love life, which sometimes is depressing (as in looking out of a moving car window while listening to music, pretending to be the protagonist of a movie kind of depressing) and can feel boring as hell.

"A good analogy is if you imagine holding popcorn and unpopped corn kernels in your hand and then stick your hand out a moving car window," said Kenney.

Just when you think the video ends on an obvious scene of a rooftop party, however, there's a long locked shot of Kendrick leaning from a moving car window, splayed out in exhausted ecstasy, again alone but ultimately happy. .

They looked nothing like rain clouds, and there was a breeze only because we were in a moving car with the windows rolled down.

A two-year-old Spanish-speaking American baby has enough of a handle on global affairs to recognize Mahmoud Ahmadinejad through the window of a moving car with blacked out windows.

But Lord Hunt said: "I was very surprised by research that has been identified by the British Lung Foundation, which shows that a single cigarette smoked in a moving car with a window half open exposes a child in the centre of a backseat to around two-thirds as much second-hand smoke as in an average smoke-filled pub of days gone by".

DeVillena didn't respond to the officers' demands for him to stop, so one officer pulled his gun and dived into the moving car through an open window. .

Police said Jackson was firing his Glock from the passenger-side window of a moving car.

He grabbed Mr. Johnson from the window of the moving car as he braked.

Last October, a reporter from Agence France-Presse filmed similar scenes in Aba out the window of a moving car.