Sentence The word "vroom" is correct and usable in written English, mainly when referring to an engine sound or describing a vehicle.
For example, "The engine of the sports car made a loud vroom sound as it accelerated away from the curb."
Instead, Mr Gerstner opted for doggedly building on the strengths that had made IBM great in the first place (not least the exceptional quality of many of the people who worked for Big Blue) to make it a leader in the lucrative computer-services market.A bit of vroom neededToyota can also learn from the woes of other carmakers.
The camera closed in on the face of Ann Peebles singing, "Missy, you can't stand the rain," while Missy performed her distinctive shimmy and belted out the lyrics "Beep, beep, who got the keys to the jeep, vroom!" Rhone was watching the monitor in the greenroom, and her eyes filled with tears.
I found myself listening intently, as if for something revelatory — perhaps the vroom of Young Werther's motorcycle, questing past in the suddenly exact middle of nowhere.
Poets with their pedal to the metal: Vroom!
"Vroom vroom vrooooom vroooooooooom".
Vroom! only until it got as far as the feet.
Sending the foreigners home With allies like this… Vroom-vroom in the bush ReprintsBy contrast, puritanical Salafists and jihadists across the region have seized on Mr Morsi's hounding from power to vindicate their long-held hostility to the ballot box.
Sending the foreigners home With allies like this… Vroom-vroom in the bush ReprintsKnown in Japan as Rando-kuruza, Land Cruisers are based on a design from the second world war and have been produced continuously since 1951.
Sending the foreigners home With allies like this… Vroom-vroom in the bush ReprintsMost of the gunmen are Bedouin who have long-standing grievances against the central government in Cairo.
Sending the foreigners home With allies like this… Vroom-vroom in the bush ReprintsDespite allegations that Mr Ouérémi was involved in the massacre, he looks likely to be tried only for occupying the forest.
But the commentator in me notes that Mr Romney is doing pretty well in the opinion polls at the moment, and does not seem to have had his momentum greatly slowed by the second debate.The neutral observer in me would also note that Mr Obama is not averse to giving the facts what older Fleet Street colleagues used to refer to as "a bit of vroom-vroom".
