How To Use Four-wheeled In A Sentence
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Although the first Riley was a neat four-wheeled voiturette with a single-cylinder engine, production vehicles were initially motor tricycles; tricars were made until 1907.
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The chair uses a computerized system of sensors, gyroscopes, and electric motors to convert itself from a standard four-wheeled chair to an elevated chair balanced on only two wheels.
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Red Rover, a four-wheeled robot that has become a local celebrity in robot circles, made an appearance.
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But the company is considering resuming operations at its Ogawa, Tochigi and Hamamatsu plants, which make parts for four-wheeled vehicles sometime this week, depending on the status of parts procurement, the Honda spokeswoman said.
Toyota, Honda Delay Plant Restarts to Weekend
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Frederick William Bremer, a plumber and gas fitter, built the first British four-wheeled petrol-engined motorcar.
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Detectives are trying to piece together the mystery behind a series of incidents leading to a four-wheeled drive car ploughing across a field at Witham and into a stock of new vehicles.
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The telega in which we were seated -- a four-wheeled skeleton cart -- did not submit to the ill-treatment so silently.
Russia
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Two four-wheeled drives barrelled over the crossing, somehow missing him.
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Curiously primitive, the telega is four-wheeled, with two planks thrown crudely across the axle-trees.
The Secret of the Night
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The average annual mileage of a four-wheeled car was 9,200 miles between 1999 and 2001
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On his expeditions Major Thomas Mitchell travelled with carts or drays, and in 1836 he had a four-wheeled wagonette to carry a portable boat.
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There was a small, four-wheeled wagon with two llamas already hitched to the tongue.
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[3] A "droshky" is a low, four-wheeled, open carriage, plying for hire.
From Pole to Pole A Book for Young People
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Red Rover, a four-wheeled robot that has become a local celebrity in robot circles, made an appearance.
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[4] A calash was a light, four-wheeled carriage with a folding top.
Letter from Robert Carter to William Camp, October 14, 1727
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Detectives are trying to piece together the mystery behind a series of incidents leading to a four-wheeled drive car ploughing across a field at Witham and into a stock of new vehicles.
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Also featured is a four-wheeled Thracian chariot.
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Rendered ballproof, and protected by an iron cone, and mounted on a four-wheeled carriage, it can be readily moved from place to place or kept on march with an army.
Steam-Battery
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On his expeditions Major Thomas Mitchell travelled with carts or drays, and in 1836 he had a four-wheeled wagonette to carry a portable boat.
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I was driving to Croydon one morning in my four-wheeled one-'oss chay, and just as I got to Lilleywhite, the blacksmith's, below Brixton Hill, they had thrown up a drain -- a 'gulph' I may call it -- across the road for the purpose of repairing the gas-pipe -- I was rayther late as it was, for our 'ounds are werry punctual, and there was nothing for me but either to go a mile and a half about, or drive slap over the gulph.
Jorrocks' Jaunts and Jollities
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The regular ambulance wagons of the medical department, two-wheeled and four-wheeled, were too few in number to meet the demand, and vehicles of every description from the artillery and other trains, _prolonges_, provision vans, everything on wheels that could be picked up on the battlefield, came rolling up with their ghastly loads; and later in the day even carrioles and market-gardeners 'carts were pressed into the service and harnessed to horses that were found straying along the roads.
The Downfall
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In the style of the times, whenever Rafaela went to church, she insisted on being taken in her four-wheeled carriage (calash) rather than walking!
El Fuerte in Sinaloa, Mexico, was once the capital of Arizona
