cortina

You see, we are quite a little family here in Cortina.

Usually got a Cortina or something outside for sale, you know?

De Cortina is not the only one critical of the military's efforts.

He stepped up to Cortina and pulled him to his feet.

He swung out from his side of the Cortina and opened her door.

However, he wanted the information by cable and that meant going down to Cortina again.

The Cortina presented him with the ideal opportunity to make a start.

De Cortina says that he has been asking the armed forces for information since 1993.

Paddy hit Cortina between the eyes, and the man fell hard.

I got out of the Cortina and glanced over.

He remembered that the Cortina was still parked on the forestry road.

Now it was here, parked next to the burnt-out Cortina.

The key of the Cortina was in the ignition.

Cortina could once be counted in the top five ski resorts of the world.

This was one of the reasons the Cortina Wars happened.

Prentice said, as the battered Cortina 11 drew to a stop just past them.

He'd been working one of the axle springs free on an old Cortina when the jack had given way.

Isabella stepped out of the Cortina and picked up her suitcase.

He could leave the Cortina in the police car-park and walk home later, no matter how much he'd drunk.

I gunned the Cortina out of the gateway and down the lane.

Adam's hands were on the wheel of his Cortina, but he didn't seem to be able to move.

Cortina never was associated with the violent faction of organized crime.

By 1972 the Cortina was the best-selling car in Britain.

The encroaching twilight is the signal for Cortina to come out to play.

Up to and including 1981, the Cortina was the best selling car in Britain.