Sentence examples for term car from inspiring English sources

I hesitate to use the term "car crash cinema".

The Guardian's Peter Bradshaw (another One Star) said he hesitated to use the term "car crash cinema" when critiquing Diana.

He searched the Times archives for people who had written letters to the editor featuring the term "car alarm," and called them on the phone: thirty citizens to the barricades.

In the short to medium term, car parts production in Russia will follow the inertial development scenario, with foreign presence gradually growing and economic rent gradually diminishing.

By comparison, estimates of the price elasticity of demand for fuel, as measured in terms of short term car travel and fuel demand responses, generally range between −0.25 and −0.1 [12].

Given the colloquial use of the phrase "car accident," we used the term "car accident" in our survey, but in the results section refer to this number as the crash rate.

The term "car-based" is a confusing one in Detroit.

Actually, the term cars would be misleading.

The rules represent Obama's first big climate push on the oil and gas sector, after moving to cut emissions from power plants and, during his first term, cars and trucks.

In the UK there are 2.5m rental vehicles and the short-term car rental market employs around 46,000 people.

(Automotive News) Higher new car prices have led to the introduction of longer-term car loans, some as lengthy as 96 months.