Sentence examples for seat wind from inspiring English sources

With back pressed against seat, wind rushing above and exhaust roaring behind, the F-type focuses a driver's attention like few new cars do.

My father throws his hat on the passenger seat, winds down the window, and smokes.

The hearing was told that Pc Webb, who was sitting in the front passenger seat, wound down his window but declined to help saying he was not "kitted up".

Indeed, the car's heater and its electric seat heaters may be the traditional first line of defence against the chill, but occupants can also enlist a rear-seat wind deflector that protects front-seaters from air spilling forward after it trips over the windshield.

1) Don't expect comprehensive cyber security legislation just yet: No matter what number of Senate seats wind up going Republican, one things is for sure - they will not reach a veto-proof majority.

This is why the good Lord invented baseball hats and rear wind breakers behind the seats (they stop the interior cabin wind swirl prevalent in convertibles of yore).

Inside the hall, five rows of red seats wound steeply around an oval amphitheatre.

Converting sunlight into energy has taken a back seat to wind and hydroelectric powers, with hydroelectric dominating about 50percentt of the alternative energy market.

The technology features tilting seats, blowing wind and artificial fog, as well as odour effects.

In Carson County, of which Panhandle is the seat, the winds were never seen as a blessing.

Kennedy wanted Breyer to get the seat that wound up going to Ruth Bader Ginsburg in 1993, but in typical Kennedy fashion, he didn't give up, and Clinton chose Breyer to replace Harry Blackmun in 1994.