Hoech approached the line of police and SWAT vehicles in his sedan late Tuesday, turned around, and parked.
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Early Thursday morning, a sedan ran over a crowd of people outside of the Mohawk in Downtown Austin, Texas, during SXSW.
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The Infiniti sedan then made a right turn toward the West Front of the Capitol.
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We could see the big crumpled Mercedes sedan, but not very well.
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The Sunseeker has the wingspan of a 747 and a body the same size as a sedan.
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But if they both come to Lincolnshire, the sedan, he thinks, will receive a warmer welcome than the coach.
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As he stood looking at the complex test equipment a sedan pulled up and Gee-Gee Gould got out.
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I could get onto the sedan styles in highbrow talk as long as it was in American.
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A sedan went by me pretty fast, but not so fast I didn't get the license number.
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You must remember my cousin Gunther, Maurice, the young man, who came to pay me a flying visit at Sedan last spring.
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British Dictionary definitions for sedan (1 of 2)
sedan
/ (sɪˈdæn) /
noun
US, Canadian and NZa closed two-door or four-door car with four to six seatsAlso called (in Britain and certain other countries): saloon
short for sedan chair
Word Origin for sedan
C17: of uncertain origin; compare Latin sēdēs seat
British Dictionary definitions for sedan (2 of 2)
Sedan
/ (Frenchsədɑ̃, Englishsɪˈdæn) /
noun
a town in NE France, on the River Meuse: passed to France in 1642; a Protestant stronghold (16th–17th centuries); scene of a French defeat (1870) during the Franco-Prussian War and of a battle (1940) in World War II, which began the German invasion of France. Pop: 20 548 (1999)