Sentence examples for windshield from inspiring English sources

The report also cites increasingly sophisticated techniques, which include dissolving the drug in solvents to smuggle it across the border disguised as flavoured drinks or hidden in windshield wiper reservoirs.

A TELEVISION advertisement in India for a mobile-phone operator opens with four friends staring forlornly at their car's smashed windshield.

YOU MAY have heard that Ryanair, the Irish low-cost airline, recently used "duct tape" to repair an aeroplane windshield.

It was days before he arrived with the necessary parts.For much of the year, the morning commute begins in the dark with the unavoidable chore of scraping the windshield free of snow and ice.

But Mr Fox also deftly puts down Mr Bush as a "windshield cowboy", more comfortable driving a 4x4 around his Crawford ranch than riding a horse.

Initial investigations indicate that Mr Londoño's bullet-proof car was stopped at a traffic light when an unidentified person walked up and left a package with explosives between its hood and windshield.

Some are said to have maxed-out credit cards inside and notes of apology taped to the windshield.

"This is something you see in the rear-view mirror, not through the windshield," he says.Talking to the TalibanYet with a large population of young men living over the border in Pakistan and radicalised by what one Afghan official describes as "hate madrassas", some fear that the supply of potential insurgents is almost limitless.

People were placed in deportation proceedings after being pulled over after police noticed broken lights over licence plates or, in Minnesota, having frost on the windshield.

The feeling, by and large, is reciprocated in India, if not among the chattering classes; Arundhati Roy, a novelist, argues that to seek an alliance with America "would be like inviting a brick to drop through your windshield".

Picture the scene: you've retired to your hotel room after a hard day's drinking and gambling to lounge on the king-size bed, gobble down the regal portions from room service and stare slack-jawed at the windshield-sized television.