Sentence examples for shabby car from inspiring English sources
"shabby car" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
You can use it to describe a car that is in poor condition or run-down. For example, "The old man drove around town in his shabby car."
His donnish manner and shabby car mark him out from the slippery, bombastic figures who dominate Hungarian politics.
We're actually in a shabby car park.' "Last year, a lot of pigeons were living in the warehouse.
"So where is our Jaguar and musungu?" Baba asked the taxi-driver, peering into the shabby car as if it might be transformed at any moment.
So now, their mental scores settled, they did what they would have normally done went to Nizamuddin, a rich neighborhood; found a shabby car orphaned outside a fancy house; stole the petrol cap; had the key made (at a different shop), and returned the next day and drove it away.
Shabby cars can bring $15,000, but better-maintained cars, though more expensive, are the smarter buy.
The Korean automaker, whose shabby cars made it a laughingstock just a few years ago, wants to move into the front ranks of carmakers which would give Detroit even more headaches.
Sure, I've had the same complaints that many others have about the traditional cab companies — scarce or tardy taxis, shabby cars, high fares — but, at least for me, the bad experience is a rare exception.
It was the shabbiest car in the faculty lot.
Indeed, veterinarians have the shabbiest cars in the parking lot.
He slows his "shabby brown car" and rolls down the window.
It was a classic fix-and-flip deal: The two-bedroom units had 20-year-old appliances; the landscaping was shabby; abandoned cars dotted the parking lot.
