Sentence examples for windscreen passes from inspiring English sources

Villagers have been issued with windscreen passes to get through police checkpoints around Bugarach over the next three days.

And there is more technical wizardry on the privatised motorways: drivers with special sensors on their car windscreens can pass through separate "green lanes" without having to stop and pay a toll.

Prosecutors had claimed Slatten, the convoy's sniper, viewed killing Iraqis as "payback for 9/11" and often "deliberately fired his weapon to draw out return fire and instigate gun battles" or tried to smash windscreens of passing cars as his convoy rolled through Baghdad.

The windscreen begins to crack.

NGO vehicles, however, have passes stuck on their windscreens and can go through day or night.

"Imagine trying to pass an articulated lorry without windscreen wipers," says BBC commentator Larry Carter, "and you'll get an idea what it's like".

Once, he put his head through a car windscreen.

A passing vehicle splashes filthy slush on the van's windscreen, which the wipers are attempting to clear as the film fades to black.

Any third world country with a fragile economy and a complex social base should know by now that to invite a superpower such as America in (whether it says it's staying or just passing through) would be like inviting a brick to drop through your windscreen.

The microphone head must be protected by a windshield or windscreen.

The windscreen wipers shuffle back and forth, and you find yourself tracing the refracted light as street lamps pass through specks of rain on the window.