Limousine [noun]

Mr. Cordyce smiled about his eyes as he closed his desk, ordered his limousine, and went out and locked the door of his office.

In the street a luxurious limousine was tooting for a ramshackle prairie schooner to turn to one side.

Ill bet some day Ill see you rolling down the avenue in a fine limousine just like Mrs. Van Astorbilt.

It was warm in his limousine, which was electrically heated.

He would find her and the green limousine chap with whom he would have a reckoning.

A pane of glass in Mr. Seven Sachs's limousine flew to fragments and the car stopped.

At the end of the tunnel a car that looks like a limousine turned switch-engine is waiting on a siding for the boss of the job.

It was a small limousine with a powerful body, and John, although knowing little of automobiles, liked its looks.

She lived in the town of Hamilton and a chauffeur brought her and came for her with a limousine every afternoon.

He saw the great limousine in which the prince himself had traveled, and he helped two of the hostlers to clean it.