Sentence examples for stale car from inspiring English sources

A detailing can make a stale car seem new.

In all of your phone calls, e-mails, and faxes (except to the dealership with the best offer), tell them what your lowest bid was and from what dealership (be honest!) and ask "Can you beat this?" Sometimes a dealership that's more "out of the way" will bump their selling price a few hundred dollars to move a stale car off their lot.

The decade had a knack for replacing the stale old car-chase finale with something a little more showy.

The central aisle of an airliner, the back seat of a car (stale popcorn crammed into cushion cracks), a coal mine, a hospital waiting room, a long tunnel in which a hot breeze blew first in one direction and then the other.

Owen would afterward associate Elsie with the inside of a car — its stale velour, its little dim dashboard lights, its rubber floormats and chill metallic surfaces.

Consumers saw its cars as stale, its production and distribution systems were cumbersome and it had 2.1 trillion yen $16.3 billionn) in debt.

Ford said in a speech that our love affair with cars is stale, maybe even dying.

We stood facing each other, surrounded by commuters, in the stale air of the subway car.

Like Jill Murphy, Graham has the confidence and talent to tell his sodden adventure like it is, even down to the state of the family car with "two stale toffees found under old parking tickets in the door".

FROM the outside, Mirchi is simply a glimmer of life on a stale stretch of Seventh Avenue South, where cars begin their prolonged crawl toward the Holland Tunnel.

In "The Fleeting Romance of the American Road" (Week in Review, Aug. 11), you quote William Clay Ford Jr., the chairman and chief executive of the Ford Motor Company, as saying America's "love affair" with cars has "grown stale" and is "even dying".