Sentence examples for roller coaster car from inspiring English sources
But the truth is, if they had golf carts at Augusta, they would have to make Mickelson's in the shape of a roller coaster car.
It suggests a president who doesn't really have control over his people and a White House that resembles a roller coaster car shuddering as it travels at too high a speed down the tracks.
At the end of last summer, a mother and her 8-year-old daughter were killed when the brakes on their roller coaster car failed and they rolled backwards down a 40 feet incline and smashed into another car at Gillian's Wonderland Pier in Ocean City.
In the third case, a 12-year-old mentally and physically disabled boy died after slipping from a roller coaster car that free falls 22 stories.
They affirmed the use of games and interactive activities to engage the trainee in practice, such as the "roller coaster" activity that requires trainees to lean backwards, forwards, and sideways in their wheelchair as the roller coaster car ascends, descends, and turns along the tracks.
But the best thing about the room was the extraordinary view of roller coaster tracks filling the entire window and the surreal sight the following morning of empty roller coaster cars whizzing past on their pre-opening test runs.
On any given day, from Palm Sunday, when Astroland Park opens for business, through Labor Day, he might be found touching up the bright block lettering on the facade of Ruby's Bar and Grill on the boardwalk, applying a coat of linseed oil to the roller coaster cars on the Cyclone or changing the prices on the menus at Nick's Greasy Spoon on Surf Avenue.
Nineteen people were seriously injured in the mishap, which occurred when the roller coaster cars were traveling about 60 m.p.h.
However, unlike 4th Dimension roller coasters, cars on a Wing Coaster train do not spin — they are locked in place.
SOUTHPORT, England — "Woo hoo!" shouted Rocco Mediate, like a youngster whose roller-coaster car had just begun to inch forward.
Faces surge into view, gaping and leering at the camera, as if they were descending in a roller-coaster car.
