Sentence examples for will have a car from inspiring English sources
Sometimes the state security will have a car parked outside.
"And with the warranty, second or third owners, who are frequently lower-income, will have a car running like new".
We also learned today that Mitt Romney's La Jolla home will have a "car elevator," to fit all of his cars in his massive mansion, which also has its own private lobbyist.
One of his friends will have a car, another will have a fake ID (though hopefully the drinking age will be 25 by then), and they'll set out to make mayhem in the otherwise quiet night.
Frye has promised that Nadeau will have a car to return to next season, and he will probably run in shorter races in the ARCA and Busch Series as he works his way back to the Nextel Cup circuit.
One such non-luxury township will open in November, when Singapore's Housing Development Board launches Tengah, billing it as a lush "forest town". As the country's first new town in more than 20 years, it will have a car-free town center, self-driving vehicles and 42,000 homes when fully developed over the next two decades.
It's surprising people make those decisions, because you'll have a car for 15 years, generally," said Ellen Anderson, director of University of Minnesota's Energy Transition Lab.
"We'll have a car on the stage and our full driver lineup will be mixing with our loyal followers throughout the weekend," said John Booth, the director of the Marussia Virgin team.
And one way to do that is by ensuring that they'll have a car to drive if they've been approved for the Uber platform.
It took a while for Newaz, who'd had a car and driver in Bangladesh, to realize that the subway was superior here; it also took a while for Alethia and Mr. Shah, as the team became known, to convince the locals that, despite their suspicious freehandedness, they weren't loan sharks.
