Raise Window

Lower Window

But the windows are open

The cat came and went through an open window in the van.

Well... he was busting all the windows of the train as it was pulling out of the station.

During the drive in the car he hit his head against the window and kicked with his feet in the back seat.

What's unique about this one is that it's a garage style lift up door.

You see life through the windows of my personal automobile.

The mechanism of helicopters seats and windows was used, by the way, as well as a dashboard that was inspired by two wheelers.

Would you bring down the hoist?

They also smashed car windows and attacked photographers and journalists.

Heliport to standby position.

Looking out the window, I saw a car coming.

As a child, I used to watch you from the window over the garage.

Breaking windows, truancy, raising hell and cussing the coppers.

We're now on the couch, looking out through the window at cars passing by.

And that creates the front page. It's always rising, falling, always changing.

Light vehicles 3.8 litres x 26 vehicles x 0.35 x 365 days

Medium vehicles 5.0 litres x 4 vehicles x 0.35 x 365 days

Heavy vehicles 6.5 litres x 2 vehicles x 0.35 x 365 days

In such emergency, Yang Dong promptly pulled down his car window, shouting loudly at the truck driver, There is someone under your truck, stop it right now!

They're kicking me upstairs.

You complain you're broke with this job sitting there all week.

The provision of 928,800 was based on the average daily fuel consumption of 26.3 litres per vehicle at a cost of 0.21 per litre for a fleet of 419 vehicles.

Well, why did they raise the top?

This time, however, the vehicle is a combat vehicle with iron bars on the windows and there are six uniformed police officers, heavily armed.

For new passenger cars, an average fuel consumption target of 5 litres 100 kilometre for petrol driven cars and 4.5 litres 100 kilometre for diesel driven cars by 2005 shall be introduced.

(i) For new passenger cars, an average fuel consumption target of 5 litres 100 kilometres for petrol driven cars and 4.5 litres 100 kilometres for diesel driven cars by 2005 shall be introduced.

I think the dog got them.

We'll lower it out the window with pulleys. Start pounding out a lead!

And she points out the passenger window, and I look out, and three three aisles down, Look, the Chevy.

You can't get it into the elevators.

You'd motor, electrically, to a vertiport, which may be a few blocks, maybe even a few miles away.

It is anticipated, based on past experience, that each of 103 light vehicles will travel an average of 68 kilometres, consuming 8.1 litres per day ( 37,300) each of 16 medium vehicles will travel an average of 41 kilometres, consuming 10.25 litres per day ( 7,400) one heavy vehicle will travel an average of 27 kilometres consuming 10.80 litres per day ( 500) and each of two pieces of engineering equipment will consume 33.6 litres per day ( 3,000).

Then I wait till the train goes over the bridge... in case her window is open and she should scream.

A tip is always welcome. Should I clean the window, too?

Richard Kornfeld There is this window of opportunity within which we can deploy the parachute.

You'll never even make the elevator.

Step back. The elevator's coming up.

Not old chip, old chap!

I was one of those kids that, every time I got in the car, I basically had to roll down the window.

Phasing out schedule of vehicles and helicopters

Based on fuel consumption of 20 litres daily per vehicle.

Based on average daily consumption of 15 litres per vehicle for gasoline powered vehicles and 30 litres per vehicle for diesel powered vehicles at 0.4491 and 0.3535 per litre for gasoline and diesel fuel, respectively, plus oil and lubricants at 10 per cent of the fuel cost.

Based on 3,000 kilometres per vehicle per month at 12 kilometres per litre at a cost of 32 cents per litre.