Sentence examples for official limousine from inspiring English sources

Waiting photographers gleefully took pictures of the official limousine on its abortive mission.

Idling on the curb out front was the presidential motorcade, although the official limousine had been traded in for the day for a tan Chevrolet Suburban to help the Clintons blend in among their new neighbors.

The New Yorker, February 10 , 1934P. 11 Structural Note: Boston's new Mayor discovered that the roof of the official limousine was so low he couldn't ride without taking off his silk hat.

It was made at 8 20 p.m. in the western suburb of Petit-Clamart as his official limousine rounded a traffic circle and headed for Villacoublay military airfield in the first stage of a car-plane trip to his country home at Colombey-les-Deux-Eglises. Twelve bullets struck the car, police said.

In 1993, a report by Mr. Shaheen's office said William S. Sessions, then the director of the F.B.I., had repeatedly billed the government for private trips aboard the bureau's aircraft and had improperly claimed a tax exemption on his official limousine.

In any event -- once back in the safety of his official limousine -- and stupidly forgetting that he was still wearing an open radio microphone sending an audio signal back to the Murdoch-owned Sky TV crew that had been taping his public exchanges -- he groused to an aide about having had to speak to a "bigoted woman".

Bill Clinton was perhaps the first president better known for his personal cars than for official limousines.

Two-thirds of cabinet ministers still travel in vehicles occupying the top emissions bands, despite targets to slash the carbon pumped out by official limousines.

He rode in the official presidential limousine.

As reported by CNN, the official presidential limousine -- nicknamed "The Beast" because of its extensive features and defense systems -- broke down Wednesday after its driver reportedly fueled the vehicle with gasoline rather than diesel fuel.

A worry: Who needs another multinational bureaucracy, with officials in limousines tearing up local parking tickets?