Sentence examples for tiny sports from inspiring English sources

Mini-cellphones are now the norm, so it's no shocker that there are tiny sports cars too.

I can walk O.K., but how I will drive a tiny sports car with a balky stick shift this summer, I do not know.

V12 Vantage (2005 onwards) This is the perfect example of what happens when you stick a massive engine in a tiny sports car.

On May 1 , 1972 the tiny Sports department was replaced by BMW Motorsport — the first in a wave of factory "tuner" divisions — bursting with 35 employees under the supervision of Jochen Neerspach.

After their night of kissing, fumbling and (on her part) hostile banter meant as coquetry, Emma, upright and uptight, announces that she can picture Dex at 40, in a tiny sports car: "You've got this little paunch tucked under the leather steering wheel like a little pillow and those backless gloves on, thinning hair and no chin.

THE fact that bankrupt General Motors appears to have flogged three of its unwanted brands Saturn to a car dealer, Hummer to a Chinese maker of heavy-duty trucks and now Saab to a tiny sports car company—lends substance to the idea that there's one born every minute.

The human figures, ranging from maybe one-third human size to very tiny, sport wonderful get-ups, the women's ranging from bikinis and G-strings to long-sleeved tops and skirts, the men's from boxer shorts to dude suits.

It was as if they were wearing tiny snappy sports cars on their fingers.

And, for a brief moment, I imagine that when she leaves, there will be a tiny green sports car waiting outside.

The fact that BMW, a company with a sterling engineering reputation, would even agree to supply a tiny British sports car manufacturer is, in itself, a considerable endorsement of Morgan and its prospects.

He makes $2 million a year, according to Moroccan officials, but prefers to drive a tiny Honda sports utility vehicle, rather than the Mercedes that some of the other top athletes drive.