Sentence examples for was one car from inspiring English sources

I -- we knew each other when the definition of a motorcade was one car.

A Google spokeswoman, Elaine Filadelfo, would not say whether there was one car in New York or several.

"There was one car full of Taliban and guns, and it was passing by the street on its way to the fort," said Mr. Daoud, whose house is about 50 yards from the street.

The Frenchman was traveling with his two children and a companion, and was one car away from where the gunman's attack was foiled.

"...we now have about three times more actual purchasing power in the United States...In 1950 there was one car for every two drivers; now there are more cars than licensed drivers...Clothes-and even people-seem to look more physically attractive.

This was one car, with two different nameplates, they said, built with the same drive train, on the same platform, in the same factory, with only slightly different styling.

He had special methods, too for instance, on tricky maneuvers at an intersection he would urge me to "be one car" with the car in front, which means just do what that car is doing.

For decades, there has been one car in Mexico that striving people could afford, and only one: the Volkswagen Beetle.

"Besides the building site, there is the land required for parking, which is one car space for every four seats.

Your inner voice is trying to help you!" You can't listen to your inner voice and be one car, too, is what Ben is getting at.

Mr. Kronvall said that there is one car to every 11 inhabitants in Sweden, by 1960 the ratio will be one to every six.