Sentence examples for traditional grille from inspiring English sources

The old XJ's long-running retro theme -- traditional grille, quad headlamps, sculptured hood, low beltline and long tail -- has finally been exorcized.

Other traditional grille themes are the egg crate, with repetitive compartments like the floorplan of a modern office building, and the popular crisscross motifs that form diamond patterns, suggesting the security of metal fencing.

In the 1990s, ovals were decorated with large traditional grilles and aerodynamically harmless creases.

The Aztek's rendition of Pontiac's traditional split grille and horizontally split hood give its face an aggressive, hungry, snoutish quality.

Yes, the car is gorgeous, the only true pillarless hardtop in showrooms today; its roofline is a graceful curve and the traditional Mercedes grille is swept back into a long hood.

Few design cues beyond the traditional dual-kidney grille would lead an onlooker back to the blue and white roundel badge.

The car's arching silhouette minimises its apparent size, and Lincoln design director Max Wolff has seamlessly integrated a contemporary version of Lincoln's traditional twin-wing grille up front.

Bolder elements surround its traditional so-called dual port grille.

Even the traditional vertical lines of the grille have been turned horizontally.

New buildings at 135 East 79th Street and at 200 East 79th Street use limestone facades and traditional elements, like the street-level window grilles at 135 East 79th Street that the architect William Sofield says were made by the manufacturer of the gates at Buckingham Palace.

But it still has some traditional Pontiac styling touches, like a twin-port grille, cat's-eye headlamps and wide, ground-hugging stance.