sedan造句

A steel mill's ingot goes into a sedan or a skyscraper, but not both.

The electric sedan Agassi says will change the world, well, feels like a regular car.

In mid-2005, BYD launched its first car, a small sedan called the F3.

They mobbed around her, peeped under her doors, tore at the sides of her sedan chair.

Maybach 62 ultra-luxury sedan is made by Mercedes - Benz. Though the cost is rather high, manufacturers earned more.

These days, a sedan that only runs 5 miles per gallon would be laughed off a car lot.

The model has been the top-selling sedan in the U.S. for the 13 of the past 14 years.

I could set something up so that she could exercise the privilege of driving only between home and school, and only in the minivan (not the sport sedan).

The first foreign vacationers to visit the mountaintop resort area of Moganshan, at the turn of the last century, were carried up in sedan chairs.

Models such as the Chevrolet Equinox and Cadillac SRX sport-utility vehicles and Buick Lacrosse sedan helped GM increase U.S. deliveries by 7 percent last year.

Shanghai - Porsche unveiled its entry into the luxury sedan market here on Sunday night, the eve of the Shanghai auto show.

Nine out of ten of the emigrants from this district living in big cities were now either blacksmiths, bean-curd makers, or sedan-chair carriers.

There's the motorcyclist who speeds directly into the path of a city bus, a cyclist slammed by a sedan, and a truck that clips a car and slides on its side through a busy intersection.

"We all drive our own car to work every day - my daughter, my wife and I," said Zhu, whose family owns a Honda Accord, a Toyota Corolla and a domestic Dongfeng sedan.

To the shock of his employees, who had rarely set eyes on a CEO, Chung strode onto the factory floor and demanded a peek under the hood of a Sonata sedan.