unmotorized การใช้

• "' Dog scootering "'is an activity where one or more dogs pull a human riding an unmotorized kick scooter.
• Two cycle lanes to the upstream side of the bridge and two footpaths, one on each side of it, permit unmotorized traffic to cross.
• The only bikes you'll find in the Quinns'latest movie, " This Is My Father, " are the unmotorized kind.
• Sorry, skiers and snowshoers and unmotorized wilderness partakers of every persuasion whose hearts sink at the distant sound of a snowmobile assault on the senses and sensibilities.
• In addition, the U . S . Coast Guard said an unmotorized boat leaving Cuba's northern coast would be swept by the currents toward Florida, or possibly the Bahamas, but not to the Dominican Republic.
• "' Traffic "'is the flux or passage of motorized vehicles, unmotorized vehicles, and pedestrians on roads; or the commercial transport and exchange of goods; or the movement of passengers or people.
• Mechanized forces were deployed among the three German concentrations without strong emphasis on independent use, being used to create or destroy close pockets of Polish forces and seize operational-depth terrain in support of the largely unmotorized infantry which followed.
• The U . S . Coast Guard said an unmotorized boat leaving Cuba's northern coast would be swept by the currents which flow north-northwest, toward Florida or possibly the Bahamas, but not to the Dominican Republic in the opposite direction.
• The U . S . Coast Guard said an unmotorized boat leaving Cuba's northern coast would be swept by the currents which flow north-northwest, toward Florida or possibly the Bahamas, but not in the opposite direction to the Dominican Republic.
• Reflecting the surge in departures of the mostly unmotorized craft after the agreement, U . S . Coast Guard ships patrolling beyond the 12-mile limit of Cuban territorial waters picked up 551 people on Saturday, up from 177 on the stormy day before.
• The U . S . Coast Guard in San Juan said an unmotorized boat leaving Cuba's northern coast would be swept by the currents which flow north-northwest, toward Florida or possibly the Bahamas, but not to the Dominican Republic in the opposite direction.
• The application of the internal-combustion engine to the bicycle during the 1890s resulted in the motorcycle, and then soon after, the engine was applied to 4-wheel carriages resulting in the motor car or " automobile " which in later decades largely supplanted its unmotorized ancestor.