Sentences with phrase «kid in the back row»

They also started this kid in the back row of the 250 cc class in his 125 cc kart, and he won that event.
-10.2-inch entertainment screen from the ceiling for kids in the back rows to live - stream entertainment through Wi - Fi or cellphone data.

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Those smiling, singing kids were going to, once again in their lives, watch the babies leave with their forever families and then turn around and walk back upstairs to their row of cots.
The kids» car and booster seats were very easy to install, and I liked that there was still room in the back for the stroller and other odds and sods with the third row up.
In 2013, a flight attendant on an American Airlines flight offered to move a mother back a few rows, saying that it was «because there are kids on this flight.»
Following on the stereotype of the too - tall kid crammed into a too - small desk in the back row, previous research has looked at the potential downsides of grade retention: stigma, peer group mismatch and reduced expectations from teachers.
I had poor credit went into the dealership after talking to them on the phone thinking that this was going to be like the other places i went to, sorry... we cant help you or you do nt have this, sure its the car in the back row with over 1000.000 miles, it wasnt like that my wife and i were actually treated with respect and genuine care the salesmen and used car manager along with the f & i guy got us into a 2012 chevrolet cruze with no hassels, now i do nt have to worry about my wife and kids breaking down or getting stranded, If you need help this is the only dealership to go to.
From the driver's seat the sloping view out the front makes you swear you're driving an LH - until you look in the rear - view mirror and see those ice - cream covered kids» faces two rows back.
Unfortunately, you'd have a tough time getting to the two children in the back row, but if your kids are old enough to buckle themselves, the GL - class makes a solid ritzy alternative to a minivan.
I brought my wife back to test drive it a few days later and she fell in love with it because of the color, 3rd row seating for our 5 kids and we got a great deal.
The Pathfinder seats up to seven in three rows, and the two chairs in back are actually usable for adults; at six feet I fit back there just fine (for long trips, though, you'd want to send the kids to row three).
Well, it's definitely more fun to drive, but there's plenty of room for grown ups, though we recommend keeping only the kids or a pet way back in the third row.
We just could not find any popular suv that were comfortable enough for the kids sitting in the back row.
Not that you'd want to stash three adult passengers back there for a cross-country trip, but the Ascent's third row isn't just for kids like in some competitor's models.
Back in the third - row, an increase of up to 110 mm in width compared to the previous model makes it far more accessible for adults, while kids have plenty of elbow room.
I have 3 kids, and liked it because I could fit 3 across in the second row, and load up the back with the third seat folded down for vacation and trips to the beach However, the middle seat is not very comfortable.
Nicely equipped in the low forties, $ 10,000 more than the average new car costs, you'll have a capable long distance touring machine with adaptive cruise control, reclining «lounge seats» with tilt - up leg rests in the second row, and a PA system to tell the kids in back to be quiet.
Currently drive a 2005 Pilot EX and waited an extra year for the 2016 Pilot to appear hoping for 3 things; more room in the back, blind spot detection, and captains chairs so kids could enter the third row easily, particularly if one or both second row seats had child seats in them.
MOVEABLE 2ND - ROW SEATS The Terrain's entire second row can be moved forward or back eight inches, allowing for taller passengers to gain more legroom or for parents to pull kids in car seats significantly closROW SEATS The Terrain's entire second row can be moved forward or back eight inches, allowing for taller passengers to gain more legroom or for parents to pull kids in car seats significantly closrow can be moved forward or back eight inches, allowing for taller passengers to gain more legroom or for parents to pull kids in car seats significantly closer.
First, it doesn't have a third row option so there will be no driving around with a gaggle of kids in the back.
I specifically wanted captains chairs in the middle row so my kids and their friends could climb through to the back row without climbing on the seats.
This vehicle is very fun to drive and the kids love the middle row Command View windows in the roof and back rows with their high seating position.
Moveable Second Row The entire second row can be moved forward or back eight inches, allowing for taller passengers to gain more legroom and for parents to pull kids in car seats significantly closRow The entire second row can be moved forward or back eight inches, allowing for taller passengers to gain more legroom and for parents to pull kids in car seats significantly closrow can be moved forward or back eight inches, allowing for taller passengers to gain more legroom and for parents to pull kids in car seats significantly closer.
Further back the Outlander is known territory whatever version you by, with decent second row space and kids - only accommodation in row three.
The middle row recline capabilities are a life saver for when you have tired kids in the back.
Room back there is best for kids and manageable for adults in short trips — third row legroom is 2.5 inches less than the Acadia's and 1.3 inches less than the Pilot's.
So let's say you take the family to a sporting event: Between the cost of tickets and overpriced concessions (about $ 350 total), not to mention the hassle of parking and the drunk guy two rows back cursing a blue streak in front of your kids, you score this experience a lowly 4.
And this kid, sitting in the back row, says, «Thanks Mr. Tisdale!
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