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Since almost everybody, including the troops of the motorized 17.

This part of the road is open to private motorized vehicles only in summer.

That motorized thing would be on me in a flash.

In 1911 it received the city's first motorized fire engine.

In 1939, he served as a driver for the motorized police.

At this hour of the night there was no one else on the street, and little motorized traffic.

Motorized trail use also remains very popular with some people.

At the age of 15, he created a motorized wagon with his father to help him get around.

By motorized vessel, the trip now takes only three days.

In the distance the sound of a motorized vehicle could be heard.

For almost two decades, he has had a motorized model of one in his basement.

It was exactly like a motorized army would sound if one were approaching.

The simple design gave everyone an opportunity to experience motorized transportation.

He has returned to practice but works from a motorized cart.

For this reason the access road is often closed to motorized traffic.

My mother has a motorized chair, which she got after passing a "road test."

A motorized boat could get up river to Baghdad in five or six hours.

In the years from 1913 to 1915 five pieces of motorized equipment were bought for the department.

The first motorized fire engine was purchased at this time.

Many in the messenger industry say motorized delivery is an idea whose time may have come.

And he would slowly turn his motorized wheelchair around for a trip back to the street.

Nashville's first motorized fire engine was put into service in 1912.

"And you saw them leave with one of the motorized sleds?"

One single race over 2,100 meters, started by a motorized gate.

Motorized boat use is not allowed on any river segment.

There'll be no motorised transport either by road or air.

The majority of these men form five motorised infantry companies.

More motorised divisions had also been detected in the area.

The ball may not be carried in a motorised vehicle.

All these places and more were so convenient to explore with our motorised home.

People do not like mixing it with fast motorised traffic.

With the increase of motorised road transport, however, its existence was soon threatened.

Production of motorised aircraft was forbidden in Germany from 1945 until 1955.

Large gaps between them were only covered by motorised patrols.

Since 1913, the company had been pondering over starting a motorised bus service.

The station's first motorised fire appliance arrived in 1911, five years after it opened.

Also a larger motorised version of Thomas came out.

Just then, Father arrives on his motorised sled, and asks them what they're doing.

He was noted as the most experienced captain in the motorised police units.

A playground was provided for children, which included a motorised carousel.

These hard shoulders may also be used as running lanes by motorised traffic under certain conditions.

He built a motorised bicycle in 1897, and a car in 1900.

At one time it was the route for river traffic, which included even motorised craft.

In January 1941, after 150 years, their horses were finally replaced by motorised transport.

It is required for every type of motorised vehicle.

I had also asked for a chair-lift and a motorised wheelchair, which have not arrived.

Twirling the focus, he could gradually see a motorised column.

Aims are preventive health care and the reduction of motorised individual transport.

The British also had an "enviable" contingent of motorised forces.

A new motorised fire engine was not acquired until after the Great War.