Use of the word limousine in a sentence example

limousine

Last update: August 31, 2015

She called a limousine to go to the ball. [noun]

At about 12.30 p.m. the presidential limousine entered Elm Street. [noun]

An antique limousine style hearse from Volvo Two styles of hearse bodywork are common. [noun]

Señor Medena said goodbye to them at the house, but Alondra and Felipa rode with them in the Limousine to the airport. [Please select]

A switch was snapped within, and the limousine was brightly lit up. [Please select]

They were still arguing the matter in the limousine. [Please select]

They were in the limousine, she and Hen, driving down to Saltman's.' [Please select]

Coming home in the limousine they had neighbours with them, old Doctor and Mrs. [Please select]

The limousine was kept waiting outside to take Mrs. [Please select]

Neither spoke for several minutes after they had entered the limousine. [Please select]

Up the lane went the limousine, slowly because of the cars in front of it. [Please select]

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