Sentence examples for road trailer from inspiring English sources

Last week another Mad Max: Fury Road trailer blew apart the internet, offering a peek at a range of new automobile-related perversities for which the franchise has become known.

A third source, also in a position to know, reported in summer 2002 that Iraq had manufactured mobile production systems mounted on road trailer units and on rail cars.

It had been a long time coming – a project famously caught up in development hell for 15 years, going across the desks of executives from three different Hollywood studios and eventually produced by Warner Bros. From the moment the first Mad Max: Fury Road trailer premiered at the start of the year, the film generated a groundswell of online hype.

After their 100km (62-mile) river journey, the parts will be transferred on to purpose-built road trailers, over 50 metres long, which will carry them by night a further 230km along a specially widened road to Toulouse.

Their Sportsmobile, an extended version of the Ford E-350 with a turbo-diesel V-8, also tows a Sportsmobile-designed off-road trailer, loaded with mountain bikes, kayaks and coolers.

January 1976 was as bitter as any winter in Nashville and, as the young New York film-maker Jim Szalapski made his way back north, his camera caught the land's starkness: snow flurries, icy roads, trailers upturned and cargo spilled.

Right from the start, the Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip trailer utilises much higher production values than we've seen before.

Description of some of the gear: the Open Road Campers-trailers that fit onto the backs of trucks.

"Me, and Tammy, and Michelle, we all had miscarriages," Faye Robertson said, pointing down the road of trailers at the homes of her neighbors and friends.

This chapter extends the theory in to the high-level design of braking systems for road vehicle and trailer combinations including car and light trailer (unbraked), motor vehicle and trailer with overrun (surge) brakes, motor vehicle with centre-axle trailer or chassis trailer, and articulated vehicle comprising tractor and semi-trailer.

An over-the-road tractor-trailer can go more than 200,000 miles a year at six or seven miles a gallon.