Red-car Sentence Examples

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  • This is currently my favorite red car.

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  • Giving you the keys to his showroom, you find the shiny red car just waiting for you.

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  • The little red car might be inappropriate, but it would suffice.

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  • The objective of Rush Hour is to move the little red car out of the snarled up traffic gridlock that the game begins with.

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  • Moments after hitting the sidewalk in front of the station a small red car stopped in front of us and Greg Pickersgill got out.

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