Examples of 'whose cars' in a sentence
Meaning of "whose cars"
whose cars: This phrase is used to refer to the vehicles belonging to a specific group of people or individuals. It suggests ownership or association with the cars in question
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This is the man whose cars were stolen.
The garage doors were probably shut, so she could not see whose cars were there.
People whose cars the driver hit.
Also there are companies specializing in providing cars to people whose cars are being repaired.
Drivers whose cars have excellent records.
My guess is these are customers whose cars they were working on.
And those whose cars are more likely to be in an accident.
The configuration she adopts here is related to David Piper whose cars were all green.
All drivers whose cars are in the parking lot.
Above all else, it is an incredible violation for those whose cars have been stolen.
Some of these owners whose cars had a second vehicle is often satisfying.
The remediation will include payments to more than 51,000 customers whose cars were repossessed.
Name ten people whose cars you want pissing on and I will do it.
They would have included our colleagues, whose cars were waiting for them at that moment.
Whose cars have challenged and conquered the might of Europe Formula 1 teams.
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This is the woman whose cars were stolen.
Whose cars are these outside?
You can check who, whose cars are registered to.
Whose cars are parking there?
For those motorists whose cars do thieves prefer?
Whose cars are these? Come on.
Voila, all the buyers whose cars came by way of the late Mr. Castigan.
Whose cars are those?
Meanwhile, Enzo Ferrari, whose cars epitomized style, lorded it over the European racing scene.
Okay, whose cars are these? Let us move them.
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