Sentences with phrase «like flying cars»

How much money would you throw at a company promising to deliver Jetsons - like flying cars?

Like flying cars, folding smartphones and tablets with flexible displays have always seemed like a gadget that's just a few years away from reaching consumers.

Krautscape is an action - packed racing game with bird - like flying cars focused on competitive multiplayer gameplay.

Then again, some simple ideas turn out to be devilishly difficult to pull off — like flying cars.

Not exact matches

Cabins «may become like cattle cars... but a significant percentage would rather be treated that way and fly for X» than have far more legroom and have all kinds of things and travel for X plus 25 percent,» he told CNBC in May.

That probably seemed like a reasonable prediction, considering computers» limited uses at the time, just as we imagine flying cars to be a great innovation for our automobile - dependent and rush hour - suffering suburban society.

An autonomous driving electric vehicle may one day start to look a bit like The Jetsons» flying car — a glass bubble without the long hood that is a signature feature of today's gasoline - fueled cars.

Other earlier - stage deals include flying cars, lunar drones and asteroid mining, while longer - standing investments like Sogou (search) and China Literature (e-publishing) have gone public over the past month.

I mean, living in the 1950s and thinking about flying cars would be like, «are you kidding?»

It kind of reminds me of what I imagine «the future» looks like, without the flying cars or robot handmaids.

He declared with words flying out of his mouth like rapid fire that I needed to get in the car and come help because they had encountered a herd of caribou while walking in the neighborhood.

Turner rolled when he was hit by Burton's car, sending his Fiesta flying into the air and looking like a tin can being kicked down the street.

We did a lot of flying during the first year because we lived in Asia and honestly, since then we have much preferred just packing up the car and going because a flight does feel like a lot of upheaval just to have the same shit somewhere else — we \ re definitely more about the British countryside these days!

KRISTEN MOKHLESSIN: Okay, I will fully admit that I'm not the best at these but everything that is in your car in a crash is going to fly around so you have to keep that in mind so things like water bottles, purses, diaper bags, anything in your car if you are in a crash is going to go flying.

Whereas aeroplanes can steer by swivelling about an axis that runs from nose to tail, almost like a car, flies do something different.

Rus says that systems like theirs suggest that another approach to creating safe and effective flying cars is not to simply put wings on cars, but to build on years of research in adding driving capabilities to drones.

Prototypes like the Skycar have been on the verge of full - scale production for almost a century, though, and it may be another hundred years before you can score that most badass symbol of the space age, the flying car.

Unlike its current car - plane mash - up, the Transition, the four - seat TF - X flying car looks like a modern sedan with catamaran - like pods hanging off each side.

Flying cars, multiple levels of swooping traffic, and parking spaces among the fluffy clouds: Our destiny is to live like the Jetsons.

What do you if you're a normal person with a normal job, you got a cubicle with flame retardants [inaudible 00:40:45] in it, you're exposed to stuff in your workplace, you're exposed in your car to whatever the heck is the new car smell which is mostly bad news for your hormones, like you're bathed in this stuff and you got on an airplane, you fly somewhere, what's the protective mechanism?

I much prefer to fly myself, but if I was to road trip now I know what car to take Looks like a fun way to travel!

Last year we had a 2 person Smart Car (and the year before a manual Fiesta) which made me feel like I was going to fly off the autobahn every time a gust of wind hit.

I work on PCs, and occasionally work photoshop and Youtube videos of the craziness that happens in my gaming sessions like mammoths falling from the sky to their deaths, or a biker hitting a parked car and flying into a tree.

At five times the cost of its iOS counterpart, it's a bit of a hard pill to swallow, but if the idea of tackling tough courses with a car that can drift and fly sounds like fun to you, it just might be worthwhile.

From hotel room to casino to restaurant booth to his car, he makes his Nevada rounds like a Flying Dutchman without an opera; just to watch him walk among the gaming tables, his gait even, impertubable, is one of the privileged moments of the cinema.

A microscopic buddy flick complete with a crusty police captain, a megalomaniacal Mayor Phlegmming (William Shatner) bent on re-election, a sexy single cell (Brandy) who won't give our unfairly - maligned leukocyte the time of day, and a series of breathtaking circulatory car chases (along the Vena Cava Expressway) that take us on a giddy tour through all the major towns of Frank (and a few greasy fly - by - night joints like the club carbuncle), Osmosis Jones is amazingly fun and clever.

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Obviously it helps if, like Richard Gere in «Pretty Woman», you're a high - flying exec with a credit card and a sports car.

The level hub cities are large enough to necessitate a vehicle, which works great with flying vehicles like SHIELD hover cars or bikes, and proves annoyingly frustrating with wheeled vehicles.

Flying vehicles, streamlined cars and some creepy spider - like robots add to the mix.

New vehicles like motorcycles, Lola the flying car, and a mini-helicarrier are coming into the game, as well.

As to why I've flown nearly halfway around the world to this small Spanish archipelago of banana plantations and lava rock sprouting from the Atlantic just off the northwest coast of Africa, well, I like to think it's because Porsche wanted a driving venue just as volcanic as its new sports car.

We have some extreme commuters on staff, and as the snow flies and temperatures drop, we treat our cars like sled dogs.

The carbon - fiber chassis (based on the Aventador's) and carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) bodywork begins with an arrow - like nose with more aerodynamic aids than a fighter jet: a large lower splitter panel, upright canards at either side of the car, flying - buttress - like headlight housing, and cooling vents just ahead of the nearly - flat windshield.

If that car lacks space and that special sense of the occasion, the Quattroporte S Q4 might be a viable alternative — at least to the likes of a Jaguar XJR, a Lexus LS600, and a Bentley Flying Spur.

It begins with a little smile during the triple - digit approach to a braking zone, gestates into giggles as you fly around a long, constant - radius right - hander fast enough to bend your neck like licorice, and finally breaks into full - on snorts as the car comes off the corner and accelerates into oblivion for about the 23rd time in the past three minutes.

What this car does best is pick up momentum and carry it through, constantly compressing and expanding energy like one big muscle on wheels, totally elastic and yet absolutely sure - footed, an intelligent projectile that has learned to fly up and down, left and right, slower and faster.

The car's safety cage is so strong that when the front suspension was crushed into the firewall, the left - front wheel split in half and went flying like a plastic hubcap.

The Bentley EXP 10 Speed 6 concept's drop - dead - gorgeous looks take plenty of cues from the current Bentley lineup, but the car's slimmed - down, athletic proportions are a departure from chunkier large Bentleys like the Continental and Flying Spur.

But John Hennessey's Venom F5 won't be far behind: the Texan tuner's cars fly like rifle bullets.

The French car will certainly fly down a piece of road very effectively when you ask it to; it just doesn't have quite the same verve that compels you to drive it like that.

There's a flying car, which is more like a bucket seat attached to two four - rotor mini-helicopters.

The Flying Spur, too, can be pushed sideways like a rally car — on a frozen lake near the Arctic Circle.

It doesn't sound like much, but 48 hp is enough to get the $ 198,500 2009 Bentley Continental Flying Spur Speed past the velvet rope that separates 600 - hp production cars from the rabble.

Let's face it: if you can afford a car like the Flying Spur (Bentley says its customers have seven other vehicles on average), then fuel economy isn't going to be your top concern.

If you like flying under the radar, this is the car for you.

It's certainly a striking car, with a low stance, a coupe - like profile and a nose that's dominated by the «flying wing» grille and slim LED headlights.

So the Jag's a great car, and tempting, but the Porsche Boxster looms over the sports car market like those city - sized flying saucers in Independence Day.

You sit at what feels, like, 15 feet in the air, lording over the flies, er, normal cars.

The car feels like it was born for the track, and hits every turn and will fly through corners faster than you expect it to.