How To Use Station wagon In A Sentence
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She rode in back of the station wagon, probably on a wheeled stretcher, with a battery-run respirator on her chest.
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A sport utility vehicle, or SUV is a passenger vehicle which combines the towing capacity of a pickup truck with the passenger-carrying space of a minivan or station wagon.
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When two men pulled up in a station wagon, the girls rebuffed their sexual advances.
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A sport utility vehicle, or SUV is a passenger vehicle which combines the towing capacity of a pickup truck with the passenger-carrying space of a minivan or station wagon.
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Often this meant travelling together the length and breadth of America in a station wagon.
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Ferner's boat, for instance, uses the shell of a Volkswagen station wagon for a cabin.
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Also there is no legal obstruction to you taking the coffin to the crematorium in a station wagon.
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Both the Signum and Vectra station wagon, which is due to market late next year, share the same wheelbase.
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Our family car was a 1959 FC Holden station wagon which dad always insisted on driving well below the speed limit, while my mum fanged around in a Hillman Hunter.
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For the ride home Mr. Russo put down the rear seats of the station wagon and Carmela piled all the blankets and towels to make a soft pallet for us to lie upon.
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Unlike other automakers, Fisker even uses the term "station wagon" to describe it, clearly not shying away from any stigma that might have.
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Powell smiled a shark's grin and stretched, feeling the coolness of the gun nestled under his shirt snug against his lower back, then went to the window and looked out into the steady rain; the parking lot sat quiet except for a couple of young preppies quickly unloading golf bags from the back of their dripping station wagon.
Motel 6
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Once or twice a week Howard climbs into the station wagon and drives over to the little market town fifteen miles away.
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It's just amazing that a station wagon can pack so much sizzle and excitement in its look and stance.
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1967 Austin Healey 3000 Mk IIIYou can plan on seeing my 1988 Pontiac 6000 LE Safari station wagon in Memory Lane in 2013.
November 2005
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He just took the wheel of our station wagon, his mouth a grim line as we set off on the 150-mile drive back to Duluth.
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The Germans offer station wagons, coupes and convertibles, even hatchbacks, in several series.
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When I heard I was going to be testing a station wagon, my initial impression was ugh!
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A few times every spring and summer, Dad would fire up the old station wagon and drive us all to Baltimore's Memorial Stadium.
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We could all fit in the station wagon but it would be a tight squeeze.
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It is one dominated by sedans that take just under 50%, with station wagons, people carriers, cabriolets, and coupes accounting for the rest.
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To avoid any risk of being noticed he drove his wife's Volvo station wagon.
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My parents were suddenly relegated to the back seat of our station wagon and my brother and I were stuffed in the trunk with the luggage.
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Polly was on the sidewalk now, hefting the arborvitae into the back of the customer's station wagon.
SIGNIFICANT OTHERS
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I had parked my parents' station wagon in the long blacktopped driveway.
First Love & Other Obsessions
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Soon I was sitting in a clot of vehicles high above Bay Ridge, alongside a station wagon full of young people.
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Others look out of place at a competition, like the stodgy 1994 Buick Regal station wagon retrofitted to run on a mix of hydrogen and corn alcohol, or ethanol.
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Parked ahead on the distant corner was his old dusty station wagon.
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The force materialized then, several trucks and a crowded station wagon, about a hundred and fifty ragged recruits.
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Preference for the low-slung sports coupe with soft-top, the stretch limousine with a uniformed chauffeur, a station wagon or a utility vehicle with four-wheel drive can tell a lot about the owner and his or her passion in life.
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Before long, friends pitched in and helped the family buy a used station wagon.
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So my faithful 1988 Pontiac 6000 LE station wagon in the garage is an orphan.
Orphan
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In brief, as the Boston Globe first reported in 2007, in 1983, Mitt Romney, then 36 years old, drove his station wagon packed with five sons and his wife on a 12-hour trip from Boston to Ontario, where his parents had a cottage on Lake Huron.
Lanny Davis: Romney's "Dog on Car Roof Story" Won't Go Away
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That decision made, she went to her station wagon and retrieved a few snackables from the cooler.
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The company says it is a crossover between a hatchback and a station wagon.
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The new Accord station wagon offers safety and convenience.
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Snag Drum has one of his sick headaches, so his son, fifteen-year-old Ivanhoe, sits behind the wheel of the station wagon.
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When these show up in configurations such as convertibles and station wagons, the rest might as well pack up their slide rules or get on the bus.
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Then, last Wednesday, A Mercedes-Benz station wagon plowed nearly full speed into the back of our car while it was stopped at a traffic light.
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There's a station wagon waiting out front.
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Early in my Peace Corps stint I was wedged between two big men in the middle seat of a “taxi brouse” Peugout 404 station wagon on a very hot day barreling along a sandy stretch of Highway 1 in northern Senegal near the Sahara.
What’s the Weirdest Experience of Your Life?
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We got in a station wagon at 3:00 pm and set off on a journey.
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Most of the Toyota Camry cars are sedans but the Camry was also sold as a station wagon.
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A woodie is a type of car, more specifically a station wagon (US) or estate car/shooting brake (UK), in which the rear portion of the car’s bodywork is made of wood.
Car beauty is in the eye of the beholder
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I had parked my parents 'station wagon in the long blacktopped driveway.
LULU IN THE YEAR OF GATSBY
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We got there in the late evening and "camped" in our station wagon.
Bodie bodie bo bodie
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The rotted-out Ford station wagon has been replaced.
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On average, SUVs consume over 6 miles per gallon more than a family station wagon.
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Then, last Wednesday, A Mercedes-Benz station wagon plowed nearly full speed into the back of our car while it was stopped at a traffic light.
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They still lived in the row house with their 1955 station wagon.
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Polly was on the sidewalk now, hefting the arborvitae into the back of the customer's station wagon.
SIGNIFICANT OTHERS
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I remember “Body by Fischer” on the floorboards of the buick station wagon my parents owned when I was a kid.
1930s Magazine Ads (LINK FIXED) – The Bleat.
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It was a 90-minute drive in a station wagon with no air-conditioning - four kids and two collies, everyone sweltering and carsick.
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A man in a station wagon cut me off on the freeway.
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When the station wagon swung onto the lane, entering the property of Hopeworth Farm for the first time, Luz glanced ahead to the right, seeking and finding the cupolaed roofs of the stables and barns.
The Glory Game
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To improve the load space area, the wheelbase is extended to 86 inches while a new long wheel base Pick Up version and a Station Wagon appear.
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Detectives working on the case are particularly interested in locating a dark-coloured estate or station wagon car they believe to have been involved in the incident.
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Andrew Williams parked the station wagon in the driveway.
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The tradition of the woodie remains in the woodgrain decals and plastic beams attached to a structural steel body of later station wagons.
Car beauty is in the eye of the beholder
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Or for those on a budget, we could modify a little clapped-out Ford Escort station wagon, a P.O.S. car I once owned back in the day.
Saltwater Bugattis (and Other Ultimate Fishing Cars)
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In a recent comment about station wagons and hatchbacks I mentioned how certain vehicles handle the challenge of carrying large radio-controlled model airplanes one of my beloved hobbies.
Losing Fuel Efficiency in Winter
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This is how we went to the drags: station wagon and pull-along trailer; even to Indy.
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At a time when most bookstores have enough floor space to sell station wagons or livestock, Query Books is one of the pleasant anomalies - a smartly and idiosyncratically stocked shop with more character than square footage.
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A woman lies trapped in an upturned station wagon, numb from the impact of a car smash.
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On the opposite corner a dusty station wagon idled noisily at the red light.
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Brown's car rammed a Nissan Wingroad station wagon driven by Lizelle Santana, of 44 Isaac Street, Couva.
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He gave me a small wave and walked back to his beat up little station wagon.
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It was a junky old station wagon with a faulty exhaust system and brakes.
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Some children pass by, staring out of the back of a station wagon moodily.
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The new Accord station wagon offers safety and convenience.
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Not quite a sedan or SUV, today's station wagons are stylish, functional and fast.
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It is one dominated by sedans that take just under 50%, with station wagons, people carriers, cabriolets, and coupes accounting for the rest.
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I give the car a bit more gas, accelerate past a caravan of station wagons.
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Andrew Williams parked the family station wagon in the driveway.
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The latest in the field are a soft top and station wagon Defender 90 models from Land Rover.
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Of course, it isn't an estate or a station wagon in the true sense.
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His station wagon was there, but with an indentation in the door.
THE SHIPPING NEWS
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The exterior design is a unique blend of the wildness and enthusiasm of sports car and the practicability of station wagon, which shows SVW's attempt at a breakthrough in the traditional type.
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The Germans offer station wagons, coupes and convertibles, even hatchbacks, in several series.
