Sentence examples for the same automobile from inspiring English sources

The partners in the original combination to sell liquor in Grand Rapids were together in the same automobile they had been in the night when they tried to furnish the whiskey to the officers which was thus identified as part of the firm equipment.

The partners in the original combination to sell liquor in Grand Rapids were together in the same automobile they had been in the night when they tried to furnish the whisky to the officers, which was thus identified as part of the firm equipment.

All the rest — the considered, heartfelt exchange of views, the finding of common ground, the beginning of true (if ephemeral) comradeship based on time spent in the same automobile front seat or front yard — any of that I'd do with the Terminix guy.

Her "first family" included her husband, Neil, who passed away on May 4, 2008 due to injuries suffered in the same automobile accident, and her survivors: children Lauchlin Briggs Divine, Glennis Briggs, Andy Bradley and his wife Bella; and grandchildren Diana Divine and Lydia Bradley.

In San Antonio and again in Houston, the first two stops on Kennedy's three-day, five-city Texas tour, Yarborough pointedly refused to ride in the same automobile as Johnson, and the headlines in the Friday morning papers were all about Yarborough's snub of the hapless vice president.

After being imprisoned on sardine-can cheap flights (peanuts were served for lunch in my case!), or after hours as seat-belted car captives (I always say, nothing creates divorces more than couples sitting in the same automobile for more than 10 minutes), Americans of all genders arrive in Vegas.

Of course, the same automobiles that choke our streets are also responsible for numerous accidents and deaths on city thoroughfares and prevent most children from riding or walking to our schools.

The villain in each case seems to be the same: the automobile industry.

Travel by a group of employees in the same aircraft, automobile or other means of transportation is discouraged as an accident could seriously affect the functioning of a University activity.

"The cruise industry doesn't want to regulate for the same reason automobile makers didn't want to implement seat belts," says Dr. Richard Prager, medical director of the intensive care unit at Miami's Baptist Hospital.

It is worth mentioning that Germany takes a leading role in ecological modernization (see also[123]) while at the same time, automobile production is outstanding and the comparative employment in this sector is very high.