Sentences with phrase «adults in long journeys»

Squeeze to the rear seats, though, and you see Mazda 2's limitations; compared to the supermini, the CX - 3 is slightly roomier but not big enough to accommodate four adults in long journeys.

Not exact matches

To do this, school leaders require a long term view of where children are heading, and the school must be confident in its contribution to the children's journey towards being independent, productive, happy and confident adults.

Adults can fit in the back, but long journeys should be avoided.

There is just enough space in the rear for adults to be comfortable over shorter journeys, but taller passengers will begin to feel a little cramped over longer motorway trips.

Wide door openings, enough rear head and legroom for adults — even in the SC — and spacious front seats make it perfect for long journeys.

MINI has extended the wheelbase of the Countryman by 75 mm, which benefits rear legroom and means two adults will be comfortable in the back for longer journeys.

Drive a long journey with an adult in the backseat and they won't be able to walk for days.

Head and leg room is great all around, so six footers should be able to sit comfortably on longer journeys, there's lots of adjustment in the driver's seat and the rear row in particular is broad enough to accommodate three adults without them feeling too hemmed in.

Even three adults should be able to feel comfortable in the back row on longer journeys.

Further forward, passengers have more than enough head, leg, and shoulder room in the rear to deal with long journeys without complaint, and you can seat two adults in the back with ease - even behind tall front - seat occupants.

As a result, the Audi A6 can only just about carry five adults in relative comfort on longer journeys — though, as many cars in this class suffer from this, it isn't an aspect we'll be too critical of.

Thanks to a 113 mm longer wheelbase (the distance between the front and rear axles) rear - seat passengers have been given 74 mm more legroom than they had at their disposal in the previous model, and this enables fully grown adults to embark on long journeys without the prospect of claustrophobia setting in immediately, although the usual coupe caveat of restricted headroom still applies.

Better still, there's loads of room in the passenger compartment, with enough overall head and leg room to accommodate adults comfortably on longer journeys.

Space in the C - Class is not exceptional, but three adult passengers can go on longer journeys without it becoming a wearing and tearing experience.

Practicality is pretty good in the Toyota C - HR, albeit not quite where the class - leaders are at: the glovebox and door bins can swallow up decent - sized water bottles, and there's enough room all - round for five adults to be seated comfortably on journeys that aren't long road trips.

Storage space in the passenger compartments is fairly good, and overall head and leg room for the front and middle rows means adults should have enough space to feel comfortable on longer journeys.

Like other vehicles in this segment, we expect them to be better for quick trips with adults or longer journeys with children.

The Swift's diminutive size means that it's still not quite as capacious as the likes of the Skoda Fabia, but there is room for four adults on board - and unless you've got a couple of six - footers in the rear, there are unlikely to be many complaints about longer journeys.

Even the middle seat in the center row is of use: by being fairly broad, it means three adults can just about be seated in this middle bench comfortably for longer journeys.

The journey of our long - distance hero here, the dorado, starts with adults and pre-adults making the long trek upriver from the Amazon River estuary to spawning areas in or near the Andes Mountains.

While every person's journey and situation is different, common life transitions for young adults are moving out of their family's home, attending college, starting full - time work, changing careers, getting in and out of long - term relationships, becoming parents (or deciding not to have children), marriage, divorce, and taking care of aging parents.