Sentence examples for rocket car from inspiring English sources

The Balloon Rocket Car, made with paper plates and barbecue skewers, earns children the Rocketeer Patch — "because it uses air propulsion mechanisms, i.e., balloons and straws," Mr. Saxon said.

It doesn't waste time with extraneous modes or gimmicky rule sets, but focuses everything on rocket car football with varying team sizes and the same simple rules.

Colonel Qaddafi indicated his interest in developing passenger cars within Libya in 2009, when he showed his so-called rocket car, a vehicle that ministers claimed was the safest car in the world.

In September, the team behind Bloodhound, Britain's 1,000mph rocket car, will ship the extraordinary vehicle to South Africa for test drives on an old lake bed called Hakskeen Pan.

A few works operate on the "Junkyard Wars" principle: An egg-crate mattress is cut into a fringe and animated by an electric fan; a souped-up wheelbarrow becomes a "Rocket Car," above.

EADP is offering badges, shoulder patches, bumper stickers and even "space cream sandwiches" to people who pledge money in the campaign, although rewards for backers who stump up more cash will include 3D printing files of its HAIV design, a chunk of asteroid or a ride in a rocket car.

Concept cars point the direction of a brand's design, and in years past they ran to fantasies like rocket cars.

Ignoring strong pleas from Washington, Mr. Sharon has now twice ordered Israeli forces to rocket cars carrying suspected Hamas militants in the Gaza Strip.

When the father talks of "buying futures," the boy imagines a world of rocket cars and jet backpacks, elevated walkways and alien visitors.

Rocket cars, spaceships with bubble tops, beak-nosed pilots ghosting over words ("GO! GO! GO!") — it's a vision as giddily surreal as the work of Joan Miró.

As a child, I thought streetcars were the coolest way to get around the city, especially the older "red rocket" cars the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) operated into the 1980s.