Verwenden Sie „car“ in einem Satz

1. trying to save enough money so we can buy that new car

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2. Maybe you want to have a new car

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3. You’re driving the car

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4. None of us had a car to escape from the fires and the zombie flood, so we busted in on Kevin during a recording session

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5. The creature turns around to face the car and cries a deep guttural noise, like air bleeding from a bagpipe

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6. Kevin jerks the wheel and loses traction a bit before his car slides off the road

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7. “I need to take the car

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8. A cop could force someone into a car because they are in

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9. If the car that you are driving doesn’t have the energy it needs to get to where you want to go because you didn’t put the gas in the car, you are not going to get there, so choose to have energy

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10. Car accidents account for 31 percent

11. If you use the Underground Exterminator ( see more information on this product at end of chapter) then you simply place one end of your garden hose into the tunnel and hook up the other end to your cars exhaust system and run the car for about 1/2 hr

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12. Sasha's hand reached for the door handle, though she wasn't sure what she'd do with it—the car was going at least 60 or 70 miles an hour on the freeway

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13. They clipped a car that was swerving out of the way and careened into a truck

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14. It wasn't the car or a siren

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15. Now, he was a wolf and dying in a car crash

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16. On that first day, Brandon's car broke down

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17. He talked to her about the car but not the statue

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18. His car was still gutted with no engine

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19. Johnny rose from his spot behind the car and indicated that Nancy should follow

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20. The policemen put me in the back seat of their car – an unmarked police car, thank goodness – and we drive off

21. The door of the car opening rouses me

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22. ‘I saw that friend of yours Amy today … she brought her car in to have the tracking checked and I asked her if she was still going along to them

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23. Cockroaches have are hiding (attic, inside walls, drawers, cabinet, car port, as good a memory as ants

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24. But do not just have an item, facility, bigger house, different car that you do not need, simply because you have the money

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25. ’ Stephen muttered as we reach the car; he’s got one of those automatic unlocking devices on his car and, by the time the crowd have caught up with us, I am in the front seat buckling on the seat belt and he is starting the engine

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26. ‘Yes … are they always like that?’ I asked, shielding my face with my hand as he drives out of the car park and the cameras flash yet again

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27. He checked the driveway again to make sure the car was still gone

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28. He raises an eyebrow at me doubtfully but, all the same, picks up his car keys and makes for the door

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29. Stephen’s comment in the car about my job being on the line is coming back to me now … on the floor I can see a letter with the school crest on it lying where I dropped the post

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30. I listen to the distant sounds of an occasional car driving past the house …

31. John drives his car somewhere in the city

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32. John returns to his car in the parking lot near the

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33. John puts the car in park, jumps out of the car for a better view, but when he gets out, he sees no one in the window

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34. He shakes his head, gets back into the car

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35. John pulls into a parking space in front of one of the three-story buildings, gets out of his car, then suddenly staggers backwards, holding onto his car to support himself

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36. Emma’s obviously on the lookout for me as, by the time I have parked the car on her drive, turned the engine off and got the driver’s door open, she is waiting to give me a hug

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37. ’ She said once I have locked the car

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38. John drives a compact rental car along Prairie Chapel Road near Crawford, Texas

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39. John stops, gets out of his car

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40. He turns to get back in his car, but stops as Enoch speaks

41. He walks toward his car

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42. Leans against the car, looking worried

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43. He gets back into his car

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44. A trooper sits behind the wheel in each car with the windows rolled up and air conditioners running

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45. You’ll have to git out of the car,

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46. Trooper 2 turns and walks back to his car, talks into his shoulder-held microphone

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47. John jumps out of the car

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48. John beats his fist on the hood of the state trooper’s car

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49. He opens the door of the state trooper’s car, takes out the shotgun, pumps a round into the chamber and fires it in the air

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50. driver climbed out and walked round the rear of the car, where he opened one of the

51. One of the workers, WORKER 3, repairing a sprinkler, watches them as they get out of the car

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52. the back of the car, sitting back in deep leather comfort as the Moor drove them not to

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53. a bridge support and the car

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54. How can your heart not break when you lose a loved one, or when a child suffers, or even when somebody's beloved pet gets hit by a car? But broken hearts are what give us strength and understanding and compassion

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55. John and Dave lurch forward as the car slams to a halt

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56. He walks over toward the car, his arms stretched out, feeling his way

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57. He finds the car and guides himself toward the driver’s side window

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58. CUT TO: Inside the car

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59. Finally the man reaches John’s side of the car

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60. He takes off his hat, sticks his head inside the car abruptly as if to look around

61. Betsy ignored him and got back into her car

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62. She put her old car in gear and ground away at a snail’s pace into the blackness of the night

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63. It took another hour before her battered old car finally struggled up the winding roads and steep hills that lead to his remote home in South-West County Wickford

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64. knocked a double garage door in the rear wall so we could bring the odd car under

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65. This is the fastest car on the running track

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66. of a flying car with wings, which would be bloody useless round here, what if it could

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67. "Henri, please stop the car, pull over here

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68. The car pulled over and Theo jumped out

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69. " He walked back to the car

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70. Her hands sought him out as the car pulled away

71. clothes and my car were wired too, but it was no matter to me

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72. She scurried across the car park as if it were the

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73. clammy from the puddle by the car

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74. ’ I pointed out, standing by the car

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75. He found his rented car and drove back towards Dublin

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76. Theo returned to his car, pulled out swiftly and with some sharp revs disappeared around the corner under the glare of Garda Thicke

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77. By the time I hear Stephen’s car on the gravel outside the house, I have covered the whole of the carpet and heaped up the bits of furniture in a pile in one corner

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78. In fact, as Johnny jumped out of the car and unhitched the gate, he saw that

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79. The limo skids an angle, the driver over-corrects and the car slams into a date tree in the median: CRASH!

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80. He extends a hand, pulls Ahmed from the car with the help of Russ, who guides the prince to safety

81. to his shiny black car with a shovel in her hand

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82. They stay this way for a long moment while the front of the car blazes

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83. Something explodes at the front of the car and a big crack appears in the window

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84. Russ sees the explosion at the front of the car, starts over to help John, but Ahmed clings to his leg with both arms, stopping him

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85. John nods, pulls her from the car by her hand and they flee the limo

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86. Teekra watches it leave, gets out of the car suddenly, approaches the police officer with whom John and Russ were speaking

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87. Parking the car tidily beside Stephen’s rather more upmarket vehicle, and carefully leaving plenty of space for him to get into his driver’s door if he wants to, I haul my aching legs out of the car and start to walk across to the front door

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88. Emanating from the car as he opens the door is a

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89. ’ He said going over to my car

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90. I went straight home … didn’t hit anything on the way as far as I know … and surely I’d have noticed … the car was parked out in the road at the front of the house all night and I came straight here this morning

91. ‘I didn’t go round that side of the car

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92. ‘Someone’s made a bit of a mess of the passenger door of Liz’s car

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93. ‘Nasty scratch on your car

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94. With God’s help I was able to put her in the car and took her to

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95. ‘But the furniture won’t fit into a car

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96. It is plain that this whole incident with the car has shaken Liz badly

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97. ‘Don’t be daft!’ he said with a half smile ‘You’re allowed to be upset when someone vandalises your car

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98. ‘I always thought a man’s car was an extension of something else

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99. ‘Someone had a go at my car yesterday, Emma, the police think it best if I move out as soon as possible

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100. She writes down the address as I read it from the sheet of headed paper which Stephen chased after me with as I was reversing round his car