Sentence examples for taillamp from inspiring English sources
The word "taillamp" is usable in written English and is well written
It is typically used to refer to the rear lights of a vehicle that illuminate when the vehicle is in operation.
Example: "Make sure your taillamp is functioning properly before you hit the road."
Alternatives: "Rear light" or "Tail light."
One could pass the time staring into seas of red and amber taillamp lenses and puzzling over what cars they fit.
In sportbike fashion, the rear sweeps away to an LED taillamp.
A company in Australia has developed a process for making parts like taillamp lenses at reasonable cost.
As one might imagine, given the location, Techno Classica was short on '57 Chevy grilles and long on Karmann Ghia bumpers and taillamps.
The ML's base price is unchanged from last year despite the upgraded powertrain and more standard equipment, including a power liftgate, heated front seats, driver's knee air bag and LED running lamps and taillamps.
DODGE The appealingly brawny seven-passenger Durango S.U.V. gets a slightly restyled face and the striking full-width style of taillamps found on the Dodge Dart and Charger.
Rich-looking taillamps, which seem an ode to Jaguar, really pop at night.
Taking cues from its macho Camaro sibling, always so smooth with the ladies, the Malibu mimics that sporty car's winking rectangular taillamps and puffed-out haunches.
A high-speed purée of Japanese design elements, some brilliant — the cavernous rear vents, bordered by tendril-like taillamps – some not, including a mesh grille so cartoonish it might be credited to Elmer Fudd.
CHEVROLET MALIBU Looking to capitalize on the well-received Malibu sedan, Chevy's reworked 2013 model borrows Camaro styling cues, including its rectangular taillamps, while muscling up and adding space with a three-inch gain in width.
From its glittering grille to the boomerang taillamps on a tail the size and shape of Paul Bunyan's ax, the CTS coupe is a literal wedge issue in terms of styling.
