33 Metaphors for car

The car was her delight.

This record is all the more remarkable from the fact the car was not a racer, but a stock car which had been driven for some months by its owner before it was borrowed for the race, and did not have any special preparation.

"Look out for our money," whispered Prudy; "you know auntie says a car is the very place to lose it in.

Twenty trains per day, of thirty cars each, one car holding two yards, would be twelve hundred yards per day; two million, divided by twelve hundred, gives 1,666 days.]

How few penetrable regions can we now find where the rail-car is a novelty!

The wage-earner is more fully aware of the currents of the irresistible river modern life has become (the slow-moving car of Juggernaut is no longer an adequate symbol) than is the money spender.

Two staff motor-cars awaiting orders on the drive and a dust-laden dispatch rider with messages, who went past toward the rear of the house, were the only visual evidence of war.

Our car was still a sleeper.

Cars would be the bonanza market, but there are engineering problems to solve firstto make the cars cheap enough.

When the car was a hundred paces from the gate, the king put off his crown of state, changed his dress for a fresh suit, and with bare feet, carrying in his hands flowers and incense, and with two rows of attending followers, went out at the gate to meet the image; and, with his head and face bowed to the ground, he did homage at its feet, and then scattered the flowers and burnt the incense.

Well, we coupled on to No. 2 that morning and started East, this time Mr. Cullen's car being the "ender."

The cars were little grey blocks against the grey skyline.

The finest motor-car in the world on the best road would be a joggling, quivering thing beside it.

When he heard the words "la mobilization" he flung down his cap, threw up his hands, bowed his head a second, then gripped his steering wheel and, for fifteen miles, drove desperately, accurately, as though his car were a winged bullet shooting straight into the face of the enemy.

Another car on the train is a handsome dining saloon, with kitchen attached, where you can order as good a dinner as you could obtain at an hotel.

The first car was a passenger car.

The Horse-Car is an omnivorous animal, though its chief diet is garbage, as our sense of smell has often proved to us.

Molly sprang out and ran as though the car were a rifle and she the bullet emerging from it.

The car was an electric runabout, the single broad seat ample for the three, and West found himself next to the girl who took charge.

In the hands of experts, the foreign racing-cars are the most perfect road locomotives yet devised; for touring over American roads in the hands of the amateur they are worse than useless; and even experts have great difficulty in running week in and week out without serious breaks and delays.

A second-class car, or even a third-class car, is a palace for these people, accustomed to the encampments on the Steppes, to the miserable "iourts" of villages.

Yours, etc. FOR SALE.Owner whose two-seater car is a trifle tight under the arms wishes to dispose of his pair of white spats.

Naturally our car was the goat and the only one that had gone wrong.

The big car was an object of much curiosity to the natives, and during the afternoon Wampus was the center of attraction.

The car was a clean, second-class coach, of the usual European compartment kind, two men to a compartment, and at night they bunked on the long transverse seats comfortably enough.

33 Metaphors for  car