Sentence examples for vehicles straight from inspiring English sources
Lobby groups in Southold and Shelter Island say many of their traffic woes would be solved if only there were a New England ferry service that took those vehicles straight to the South Fork.
Persons being transported in busses, large trucks, ATVs, farm equipment, motor homes, motorcycles, large limousines, emergency vehicles, straight trucks, and vehicles of unknown type were excluded from analysis.
(1) Constant velocity control: when there are no vehicles straight ahead, or when there is a large distance between the driver's vehicle and the preceding vehicle, the system maintains a constant vehicle velocity.
The company had purchased vehicles straight from BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Tesla and other dealerships, equipped them with its own LiDAR sensors, and was driving those cars around Pier 35.
Photographer Laurent Chéhère's Flying Houses are more than just vehicles straight out of Pixar's Up they're blank canvases upon which the artist tells strange and fantastic stories.
"I could see the driver was really struggling to keep the vehicle straight.
You can just plunk the vehicle straight down on the farm, load it with fifty tons of green beans or whatever, and twenty-four hours later you land right next door to the processing plant.
The approach should save weight and allow Sabre to impel a space vehicle straight to orbit without the need for the multiple propellant stages seen in today's throw-away rockets.
In the clip, combatants rig a pickup truck with a remote-control driving mechanism, pack the bed with TNT and guide the unmanned vehicle straight into their target.
Kipp's 9-year-old son moved from the back seat and tried to hit the brakes, but mistakenly pushed down the accelerator, sending the vehicle straight into a passing school bus. .
Aubrey McClendon, a natural gas industry titan, was killed when he drove his sport utility vehicle "straight into a wall" in Oklahoma City on Wednesday, police said, a day after he was indicted on a charge of conspiring to rig bids to buy oil and natural gas leases in northwest Oklahoma.
