“limousine”造句，怎么用limousine造句

Another blare of trumpets signaled that the limousine carrying Brezhnev had entered the Southwest Gate.

Among them: a new presidential limousine already seen ferrying the Obama family around town, with the license plate number "44."

The couple arrived in a white limousine, with Wayne sporting a tuxedo and Laurie in a white wedding dress.

The Pope had just finished a tour of the East Coast and was taking a limousine to the airport.

But a few years ago he started noticing a change: fewer people were asking for the extravagant memorial service with the steel casket and limousine-led procession.

But a few blocks south, far away from the blare of Hummer limousine horns, at the fashionable opening of the Algus Greenspon Gallery on Morton Street, a more demure look prevailed.

T-Bag continues to verbally torment C.O. Bob, saying that once he breaks out of prison, he's going to drive up to Bob's house in a limousine and he's going to take his daughter to the PROM.

She has a chauffeur-driven limousine.

Jack, meanwhile, drives Ted Cofell in a limousine.

On nights when his limousine wasn’t booked, he stopped in to catch Ivetta’s performance in the Vegas-style floor show.

Then the lawyer and his client piled into a black car from Sunny's limousine service and drove off down Green Street.

A black stretch limousine was waiting for him at the capital's Reagan National airport, something he seldom rode in during the long election campaign, not wanting to be seen as presumptive.

A: I'd like to take the next downtown limousine.

1f we're not too prissy, we can ride around in a goddam limousine with the best of 'em!"

You don’t want the limousine?

"I got in her limousine, and she was talking to her then chief of staff, laughing and having the best time," Walker recalls.

The women cackled when they saw the movie star step out of the limousine.