Sentences with phrase «seen parked in your driveway»

It's a car unlikely to ever been seen parked in your driveway, but it does demonstrate what is possible.

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Mike Mrozinski, plowing his driveway Monday afternoon, said it had been the worst winter he'd seen in the 10 years he's lived in Orland Park.

Molidor said she became suspicious when she saw a car parked in the driveway with bumper stickers advocating midwifery.

I often see a variety of Mercedes vehicles parked in his driveway, but on this snowy day he was spinning his rear wheels in a C - class (equipped with snow tires, by the way).

The available 360 ° Camera and Rear Park Assist with Stop function lets you see a projected image of the immediate surroundings of your car, which can come in exceptionally handy whether you're in a busy carpark or your own driveway.

The available Multi-View Camera System9 allows you to see a 360 °, bird's - eye view of your vehicle as you maneuver in and out of tight spaces, such as a parking spot or driveway.

Try out a rental car to see how it looks parked in your driveway and tackles all of your automotive needs.

Burglars often look for patterns and if you're in the habit of always parking in the driveway or at the curb, it is easy for them to see when you're not home.

After all, thousands of neighbors have seen our house parked in driveways across the country.

We typically see these injuries occurring in parking lots, outside of driveways, near road construction zones, etc..

But motorcycles also can be difficult to see in parking lots or when coming out of a driveway.

«Typically, this is a minimal dimension but in some cases we have seen it be as much as eight to 10 feet, with the objective being to mitigate the impact of parked cars in the driveway, as well,» he says.

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Gould points out that when a real estate agent has eight homes to show prospective purchasers in a day, many buyers will decide from the car parked in the driveway whether they even want to bother seeing a listing.

You see this a lot: two cars parked in the driveway because the garage is crammed full of stuff.