Sentence examples for windscreen in from inspiring English sources

My face went through the windscreen in a car accident in Brazil, which killed the two people who crashed into us.

But she's turning on her laptop, and putting on her headphones, and leaning back against her windscreen in the gathering gloom.

Sit on a Vespa scooter and watch the vineyards of Tuscany whip by on the windscreen in front of you while listening to the two-hour guided tour.

It is a beautiful night, the roads empty, the snow falling onto my windscreen in great beautiful plumes, I put my hand outside the window and the flakes float gently, coldly on to my fingers.

This panel is now in two layers, so the displays seem suspended in space; another information option, replicated on the optional (and slightly distorted) head-up display on the windscreen in front of the driver, shows if, and by how much, the battery is being charged, which alters dramatically as you move the accelerator.

In recent years, the rivalry between the two clubs has been dominated by matters off the pitch: PSG fans smashed Marseille's team bus windscreen in November 2004, while two years later PSG coach Laurent Fournier suggested their dressing-room had been contaminated; later that season, L'OM responded to a fans' ban by taking a reserve team to Paris and getting a 0-0 draw.

The £300,000 car is loaded with high security features such as removable bulletproof windscreens, in case the Royal couple need to make a swift exit, and an "assault alarm" that automatically distinguishes fires under the chassis and engine bay.

The discrimination rate is somewhat low for HighwayI and HighwayII because of the repeated appearance of severely shadow-camouflaged vehicle parts, windscreens in particular (see columns 1 and 2 in Fig. 7).

This certainly determines the potential of the particular films for use in a specific application like the design of solar collector glazing systems or convection suppression windscreens in radiative cooling panels.

Was she in the wrong place at the wrong time, or is "the whole mess" about her? Speaking of mess: let's not forget there's a car with a Rye-sized hole in its windscreen sitting in the Blomquists' garage.

PC Mike Baillon – the star of a viral video in 2009 that showed him smashing the car window of a disabled pensioner while his colleague kicked in the windscreen – is in line for a six-figure payout after winning an employment tribunal.