Turn the car around! She's trying to get away from us! Turn the car!

The dynamics of the world have changed.

I came by car.

Turn the car around!

Drive the car over.

I just wanted to show the car off.

Get in that car.

Let's get out.

She's in the car.

The dynamics of conflict and their relationship to peacekeeping

How do you like this car's performance?

No, we, uh, motored down.

You will go in the motor.

Can I get a ride?

(i) Palestine dynamics of State building

Tom comes to school by car.

I'll drive you home.

My car's outside. It takes anyone, if you can ride it, get on it.

Everybody set back there?

Don't drive up. Leslie.

you can't go by car...

Just pass the car, come on. I will.

You two started out in the car.

I saw him drive by.

I'll meet you in the car, chump!

I'll put it in the car for you.

They are coming by car to pick us up.

Kurt, pull her forward a little.

And the motor, and the time and the money.

Our teacher comes to school by car.

Should we go by car or by taxi?

Our father goes to work by car.

I'll drive you somewhere in the car.

Was Johnnie in the car? No.

All right. I'll run down and get the car ready.

If we had a car would take us.

I promised Dad and David that would have the car tomorrow.

It was a ride.

In America, everyone travels by car.

So I packed my kit into the car and drove off.

My boss drove me home

Because I'm going by car with your dad.

Should we go by car or by taxi?

That's it, a drive? Oh my gosh.

What are you staring at, turn the car around?!