Sentence examples for truck version from inspiring English sources

AM General intends to build a truck version of the H2 by late spring.

He and his staff restore some 25 to 30 2CVs a year, and the shop works on the delivery truck version as well as other Citroën models.

Here, Nissan's contribution is called the Navara, and it's essentially a truck version of the Pathfinder SUV, complete with a huge front grille, outsize wheel arches and lashings of chrome.

This bus and truck version, directed by Patricia McGregor, cuts the tragedy to under two hours and tours it to prisons, homeless shelters and senior centers before it returns to the Public for a three-week run.

Hummer sales are down 20percentthis yearar, through September, and the recent introduction of a pickup truck version of the H2, the Hummer H2 SUT, has not done much to help sales.

A pickup truck version of the 2004 Explorer received the poorest rating, just two stars, and tipped up on two wheels during the government's test, as did the Toyota Tacoma, another pickup.

It is also the site of a lineup that suggests a pickup-truck version of the Oklahoma land rush.

Mr. Atallah was not quite so lost in his thoughts (or imagination) on this recent drive, though the conversation jumped seamlessly from Volkswagen buses ("I really like the pickup-truck versions") to the Citroën 2CV ("Those cars were so high-tech for their day") to British TVR sports cars ("I feel like the later TVRs are the Corvettes of England — overpowered").

Have management functions of vehicle archiving, vehicle dispatching, tracking, etc. G7 truck management version, Lulu truck management, and Aidijie motorcade Apps for Drivers Provided for the drivers.

For lunch, a pastrami and Gruyere sandwich, with kraut and Russian dressing on a poppy seed bagel; and the truck's version of an Italian sub, made with Genoa salami, hot soppressata, prosciutto, roasted garlic spread, house-made chile olive tapenade, shaved red onion, tomato and grilled endive on an everything bagel. .

The truck-size version of Shrek, for example, just ahead of the Koons, had green skin, brown-and-red plaid pants and a goofy grin.