motorizing

However, the biggest force for change in coming years will be the rise of car use in India and China, both of which are motorizing from a very low base.

Creating the Car of the Future: A Q&A With the Author of Zoom - Freakonomics Blog - NYTimes.com 2007

However, the biggest force for change in coming years will be the rise of car use in India and China, both of which are motorizing from a very low base.

Creating the Car of the Future: A Q&A With the Author of Zoom - Freakonomics Blog - NYTimes.com 2007

He added energy was a "motorizing" element for the economy and with a great

MercoPress 2009

For a man planning annihilation and world-wide domination, traffic safety would seem an odd preoccupation, but such was the Führer's enthrallment with all things automotive and his dedication to motorizing a German public poised at the starting line of the Thousand Year Reich.

What a Long Strange Trip Patrick Cooke 2012

In addition to motorizing the military, Sloan launched massive re-employment programs to help revive the Nazi economy-this at a time when the company declined to put Depression-wracked Americans back to work.

American Corporate Complicity Created Undeniable Nazi Nexus 2009

From the first weeks of the Third Reich, GM president Alfred Sloan committed the company and its German division, Opel, to motorizing a substantially horse-drawn Germany, preparing it for war.

American Corporate Complicity Created Undeniable Nazi Nexus 2009

I'm seriously buying Honda stock-they've tapped into the last vestiges of North American laziness by motorizing stools -no longer do we have to kick our feet like suckers.

BSNYC Friduciary Fung Quiz! BikeSnobNYC 2009

November 7, 2008 at 9: 27 pm | Reply learn how to play texas holdum poker … funnier: playmate exchanged tangential motorizing gotten … enrico Says:

AOL Search Data Shows Users Planning to commit Murder. « The Paradigm Shift 2006

He wished he could think up a way of motorizing it, fix it up like sort of a four-wheeled motor scooter.

Jerry's Charge Account Hazel Hutchins Wilson 1945

From the first weeks of the Third Reich, GM president Alfred Sloan committed the company and its German division, Opel, to motorizing a substantially horse-drawn Germany, preparing it for war.

Spero News 2009