privately owned cars造句

• Currently, privately owned cars in Bogota carry an average of 1.5 passengers.
• A privately owned car knocked down the 51-year-old man, the statement said.
• Currently, privately owned cars in Bogota carry an average of 1 . 5 passengers.
• The number of privately owned cars has increased more than tenfold in the last five years.
• The following season, Sommer switched from the Ferrari team, again for a privately owned car, this time a Talbot-Lago.
• About 2, 000 privately owned cars have shown up on the streets in the last year, according to foreign aid workers.
• Privately owned cars serving a similar purpose may also be found, for example at North Conway on the Conway Scenic Railroad in the United States.
• Any privately owned car older than 40 years has to undergo a rigorous Amtrak safety and mechanical inspection before it can roll on the rails again.
• Because these fleets typically sell off their cars after two to three years of use, many of the Impalas that were built without side-curtain airbags became privately owned cars.
• Singapore has managed to avoid the congestion that plagues many Asian capitals by limiting the number of privately owned cars and operating an efficient network of trains, buses and taxis.
• Last month, 31 counties in New York and Pennsylvania backed away from a voluntary commitment to reduce smog by burning a more expensive blend of gasoline in privately owned cars.
• But a privately owned car is not an airliner, and the black box in a car is part of the car, and thus is the property of the car owner.
• The latest statistics from the Beijing Municipal Statistics Bureau show that Beijing had nearly 1.3 million privately owned cars at the end of 2004 or 11 for each 100 Beijing residents.
• First built as a loco by the railway company in 1900 and later rebuilt with wagon bodies on either side, this privately owned car is the only locomotive on the line.
• By 1900, the company listed over 12, 000 units on its roster ( one-third of all the privately owned cars in the country ), all built in Armour's own car plant.
• The number of privately owned cars in the former East Germany is expected to double between 1990 and 2005, and the number of commercial vehicles to increase six-fold in the same period.
• In recent days, lines have eased as stations developed a coupon system for rationing gas and the government forbade the sale of compressed natural gas to privately owned cars, but the shortage remains.
• About 49 % of such workers in tech would have their own private car if they did not have these shuttles available to them, decreasing the amount of privately owned cars in the area.
• At a news briefing, Patten said the real point of difference between the British and Chinese sides is over civil cases, such as an accident between a privately owned car and a Chinese army truck.
• He is associated with Morgan Motor Company, driving a privately owned car ( not the Morgan Aero 8 as in the 2004 24 Hours of Le Mans ) in the 24 Hours N黵burgring each year.