Buggies Sentence Examples

buggies

  • However, dune buggies have become more diversified in terms of the terrain they can handle.

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  • The Amish still use horse drawn buggies for transportation and this is a common sight on the rural highways in Pennsylvania.

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  • Here, you ride dune buggies and dirt bikes across some very dusty paths.

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  • Whether or not some of these steam-powered engines, which were inserted in carts, buggies, and wagons, were really consider automobiles is a question for all time.

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