motorcoach
Britishnoun
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To sweeten the deal, Oliver is also throwing in a giant motorcoach worth $2.4 million, which may be extra enticing to Thomas, who has a famous affection for his own high-end vacation vehicle.
From Salon
Thomas, who grew up poor in Georgia, has talked about enjoying traveling in his motorcoach and preferring “Walmart parking lots to the beaches.”
From Seattle Times
Thomas, who grew up poor in Georgia, has talked about enjoying traveling in his motorcoach and preferring “Walmart parking lots to the beaches.”
From Washington Times
John Sheppard, who owns the local busing company, said he will send only one school bus to Friday night’s game and one motorcoach to Saturday night’s game.
From Los Angeles Times
The motorcoach that carried the first group of 8- to 11-year-olds to the camp in late August was like a spaceship, the kids said, dubbing it “Ship Hope” for its fancy seats and lights.
From Seattle Times
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