Sentence examples for plastic windshield from inspiring English sources

For good measure they added a heavy layer of foam to the front of their cars and a plastic windshield, should the car make a mistake.

To increase the plane's speed and climb rate, Lear — who famously declared that he would sell his grandmother if that would help him shave a few pounds from his jet — experimented with a plastic windshield that was lighter than glass.

And The Washington Post offered up plastic windshield scrapers, prompting some loyal Post reporters to offer the type of spin normally reserved for political flacks; the scrapers, they pointed out, would be far more practical for the icy New Hampshire and Iowa winters than some old water bottle that probably would not even make it through airport security.

They have a max speed of 25 MPH, about two feet of foam in the front to pad against collisions, and a plastic windshield instead of shatter-able glass.

Check your motorcycle wheels and tires any time to experience an unusually bumpy ride (potholes, rocks, etc).. Some soaps may damage a plastic motorcycle windshield, so be sure to use a detergent specifically formulated for your type of windshield.

Children in shorts and bare feet race up to cars at intersections to sell candy, cream biscuits, chewing gum, plastic bags and windshield wiper blades.

"Today you can 3D print a toy truck with rubber tires, metal chassis, clear plastic or glass windshield in a single print.

Passengers were trapped inside the plastic canopy and windshields.

But 3M has come up with something way cooler, Solar Reflecting Film, an ultrathin sheet of clear plastic built into the windshield.

It includes closed-circuit television cameras, vehicle sensors buried in the roads, overhead proximity radar, optical-image sensors, and the E-Z Pass transponder — the small plastic box on your windshield which communicates with overhead "readers," and which may be the most significant advance in traffic management since the traffic signal.

It includes closed-circuit television cameras, vehicle sensors buried in the roads, overhead proximity radar, optical-image sensors, and the E-Z Pass transponder the small plastic box on your windshield which communicates with overhead "readers," and which may be the most significant advance in traffic management since the traffic signal.