sirocco
scirocco

A stock 16-valve Scirocco had a top speed of 124 miles an hour.

She later became one of those who followed Scirocco.

This play was later published by Scirocco Drama under the same name.

The car most often replaced appears to be the Gold Scirocco.

Today, a decent-running Scirocco can still be found for less than $1,000.

Driving a Scirocco, regardless of model, he said, is an experience that connects a driver with the road.

There, they meet thousands of banded bats, led by the bat Scirocco.

In 1975, the Scirocco, priced at about $5,000, was not inexpensive.

The Scirocco was caught between the car bomb and the Fiat 132.

And though Scirocco fans are devoted to the cars, they have yet to push prices into the stratosphere.

Near it, the coast is rugged, being fully exposed to scirocco gales.

The region is also open to the winds from the sea (scirocco), bringing with them heavy rainfalls.

The dry spring wind blowing from Asia Minor was still known as the scirocco.

Sometimes in summer the scirocco brings high temperatures and reddish desert sand from Africa.

But the Scirocco was never a big seller in the United States, with only about 230,000 sold from 1975 to 1988.

In spring 1974, the Scirocco followed.

Scirocco invites Marina to stay with the banded bats, and she initially accepts.

"Let's hope this decent weather lasts: I don't fancy trying to get in there with a scirocco blowing."

The Scirocco is a sports coupé with 3 doors and a 4-cylinder petrol or diesel engine.

This was a spec touring car series for the first generation Volkswagen Scirocco.

Scirocco explains to Marina that the banded bats are meant to be turned into humans to win back the sun.

She turned and walked away, heading across Jefferson to the place where she had left the hired Scirocco.

Other bats of Scirocco have escaped.

Mr. Hill added, however, that there would always be a limit on how much someone would pay for a Scirocco.

The scirocco is blowing.