Sentences with phrase «of nice cars»

Boylston Auto School offers the best combination of nice cars, friendly instructors, and the finest training available at any price.

Do you have a couple of nice cars?

Do you have a couple of nice cars?

Ford makes lots of nice cars, just don't buy from Liberty Ford.

There are plenty of nice cars on the streets of Bonita Springs, though, so you may feel like doing something a little extra...

A ton of nice cars to look at.

And that's saying something because there are a lot of nice cars that have sprung up for 2014.

When you get into this game and start unlocking some of the nicer cars, you will find that racing online is smooth, fun, and just a real great experience.

Pick up a much nicer C63 or a classier E for half that price, or a used E63 for the same price, or an M4, or XFR, or any of the multitude of nicer cars which you can get for that money.

However, this vehicle also has many of the features of a nicer car such as leather interior, navigation and various options for the audio system.

I remember thinking that it was one of the nicest cars I had ever sat in.

It also happens to be one of the nicest cars to drive among these super-eco machines.

That said, the Kia Sorento is a hell of a nice car.

I get a lot of nice car compliments.

The Honda Odyssey is one of the nicest cars I have owned.

Think about it, your paying the price of a nice car in expenses over the next twenty years.

Not exact matches

«I realized that I wasn't going to be able to have the kind of life people have in the States — a good house, a nice car, maybe a summer house — if I finished school and went to work for a company,» Fuks says.

While most of the world would simply buy a larger house, a nicer car and better wardrobe, I've been sinking this cash into several other more productive avenues, including more real estate investments, paying off debt and going on some relaxing vacations.

The car has a nice mix of carbon fiber and aluminum, so it feels agile and responsive.

The results: 58 percent of online daters say a good credit score in a potential partner is more attractive than driving a nice car.

People send compliments on a daily basis for a whole range of reasons, including rather strategic ones such as wanting to appear nice, to «suck up» or to gain something in return («You look so nice today... Can I borrow your car?»).

But this growing segment of the population has aspirations not dissimilar to the «American Dream,» with a nice home, car and college education for their children.

The findings show that 58 percent of online daters say a good credit score in a potential partner is more attractive than driving a nice car, 50 percent say good credit is more important than an impressive job title and 40 percent said they favor good credit over physical fitness.

AND, I still can go out for nice dinners, go to sporting events, go on a week or two of vacation each year, go to shows, have nice clothes for work and casual events, drive a decent car, and afford home improvement projects on my house.

Second: Look, I mean, you may hate surge pricing, but Uber does seem to be reallocating societal resources away from creating robots of death and toward creating self - driving cars, which seems like a nice trade.

Hope this doesn't put off new Tesla owners who see this charging at the superchargers, the guy must have more money than sense to spend that kind of cash on one car just so that he can say he has an electric estate car for his dog, nice gimmick but he is not going to be offsetting the cost of fuel anytime soon.

Also a nice reminder each month to not think of cars as an investment.

«We gave up the idea of having nice cars or a big house and made it our mission to save as much as possible.»

The level of expenditure probably increases as your gross income increases as you are likely to want a nicer car, eat out more, take more holidays or send your kids to private school.

My wife and I live a totally fulfilling life (vacations / cruises, drive nice but older cars, and eat out / cook good food), but are still able to save over 70 % of our after - tax income.

99.9 % of Religion in this day is like a very bad used car salesmen trying to sell you something to get your money and you drive off thinking you got something nice and you what you are getting is a clunker that will take you just far enough away that the saleman can steal your money because 99.9 % of what all religions claim about God is just a bunch of lies ON God taken out of context.

Yet we continue in the enjoyment of our everyday lives, brainwashed and happy because we don't care if we are enslaved by taxes and bills as long as we have our pretty homes, our many possessions and our nice cars.

We have discovered that many people like to take a short walk, clean out their car or do something in their front yard at the end of a nice day.

All of us have had the experience of seeing someone use food stamps at the checkout and then pay cash for booze and dressed fit to kill and then drive away in a nice car while those out of work can't get food stamps.

While you are worrying about how to feed your family, pay your bills, survive the collapse of our lively hood those so called men of god are sitting in their brand new homes, driving their brand new cars, eating their nice hot warm meals.

Welfare indirectly allows many in this country to buy I - phones, flat screen TVs and cars that are nicer than those owned by the middle class with their marginal income, by paying for all of life's necessities (food, clothing, shelter and medical services) that those in the middle class pay for out of pocket.

A very small example, the vast majority of priest and preachers are living in nice houses, drive a nice car and are not really giving anything up for their religion.

Some of us chase after a bigger paycheck, a nice house, a newer car.

When the direction of our lives — not our geographical location, but our inner direction — is dictated by the compensation or prestige levels of employment, or by our dreams of a bigger house or new car or nice vacation trip or comfortable retirement, then we have chosen to place these first and God second, and the god we worship is not God.

And the reason they do this is because of the recreation, the toys, the nice cars and the big houses they all want to buy.

1st off some of the uninsured do not want to pay the cost and would rather have nice cars, nice clothes than spending money on health care.

fyi: my wife and i set up a foundation years ago to help the black kids in the cities — we give and give to help others while JOE BIDEN GAVE A TOTAL OF $ 5,000 IN AN ENTIRE YEAR???? what if - the billions wasted on obamacare would be put into a pool to pay for «the poor» health issues, or those on food stamps who drive new cars / have cell phones / eat at the nice places — cut out that fraud.

Once we pulled the car to a nice safe spot in the middle of I - 676, we realized the damage.

After Alabama Crimson Tide running back Derrick Henry posted a photo of himself standing next to an absurdly nice car for...

«Yeah, I think aesthetically it's definitely not the nicest thing we've put on the cars and I think a lot of people agree with that — but we've been pushing to improve cockpit safety, to improve head protection.

Group C not only produced a lot of awesome prototype race cars but it also featured some epic liveries — which look very, very nice on F1 machinery

While having a mix of car launch types is cool, it'd certainly be nice to see things being shaken up — like Liberty has done already with lifting social media restrictions and the Fan Zones.

It was nice to have some laps finally in the car with no traffic, in free practice there was a lot of traffic and a lot of things go on, but in the prototype qualy you can put some laps together and get used to the car a little bit more.

It was pretty funny after the match today, outside the Tollington pub, Yaya Sanogo was driving home from the stadium in his very nice Mercedes and literally, about 50 of us were crowded round his car to get autographs and photos haha, but I can say that I've met Yaya Sanogo and Ray Parlour now!

His son lives here all right and he is a nice fellow who goes round in a big car that costs more than half the entire Benevento defence but he gives the impression of not really understanding what is happening on the pitch,» lamented TV news presenter and Inter fan, Enrico Mentana, to Sky Italia last weekend.