Sentence examples for small saloon from inspiring English sources

It was then a small saloon run by a Baron Von Mehlbach, Wm.

Chrysler subsequently turned to Nissan, but Chery will supply a Chrysler-badged small saloon for Latin America.

Unfortunately, cars have not been so easy since Tata launched its first model, the Indica, a small saloon, nearly three years ago.

Peugeot and Dongfeng operate a joint venture in China; their new arrangement will make it easier to build small saloon cars there, which are popular.

To earn extra money, he opened a small saloon, eavesdropped on gangsters and joined them, hijacking cars, robbing businesses and dreaming up ways to trick people out of their money, he said.

Rene's home base in those days was T's Lonesome Dove, a small saloon and pool hall out on Ridgedale Drive on the north side of town, but closed down now.

They gather in the evening in the homes of friends who have televisions, or in small saloons.

The details of Daniel Pearl's life strike the same chord as those lives memorialized by the Times in its "Portraits of Grief" pages: he spent many evenings playing bluegrass on the electric fiddle in small saloons when he was stationed in Washington; his friends describe him as endearingly absent-minded; he is witty and, at thirty-eight, boyish and scholarly-looking, like a grownup Harry Potter.

It already has a largish saloon that competes with the Buick Regal and will be introducing a clutch of new models over the next year or so, including a smaller saloon and an SUV.

Though Ford does well with some models such as the Mustang sports car, it is weak in minivans and the smaller saloons that are coming back into fashion.

And here and there, a small corner saloon.