Sentence examples for were windshield from inspiring English sources
noun
A transparent screen made of glass, located at the front and back of a vehicle in front of its occupants to protect them from the wind and weather.
- The freezing rain covered our windshield with ice and we couldn't see a thing.
"Never saw the wreck until we were windshield deep".
"Never saw the wreck till we were windshield deep".
"There were windshields marked down from $1,400 to $250," Robert Gondar said.
Some were small — windshield wiper coverage was inadequate and an awkward periscope replaced a rear-view mirror.
One of the characters that Lasseter and Ranft wound up leaving by the side of the road was Mr. Windshield, Radiator Spring's optometrist who sold prescription windshields.
One popular tool is a windshield scraper for maintaining visibility when ice accumulates on the windshield or windows of the vehicle.
And there is no windshield.
Whoops, that was the windshield wipers.
Body surfaces and glass are flush, windshield wipers are hidden and door handles are recessed.
Directly in front of the driver was the windshield — high, uncompromisingly erect.
What is this windshield wiper nonsense?
