Two-wheeled transport

Usage examples of gyrocar.

A police gyrocar whined along the skyway, stopped before the surgery just in time to meet him as he got to the bottom of the steps.

The gyrocar kept rigidly upright while its occupants rolled sidewise in their seats.

With a sharp turn which produced a yelp of tormented rubber from the rear wheel, the gyrocar spun off the skyway and onto a descending corkscrew.

Frantically spinning his wheel, and turning the gyrocar in its own length, Wohl fed current to the powerful dynamo.

The gyrocar surged until its speedometer needle trembled over the hundred mark.

Without a word they struggled out of their battered gyrocar, sprinted along the skyway, over the long, smooth hump.

Fidgeting on the sidewalk, they waited for the gyrocar which Wohl had ordered over the phone.

Dakin, fifty-two years old William Street physicist, took the Grand Intersection humpback in his sports gyrocar last evening, and plunged to death at more than a hundred miles an hour.

The gyrocar whined like an eager dog, slid easily forward, built up speed.

The crisis-bank of extra batteries added their power, and with the dynamo screaming its top note, the gyrocar leaped forward.

Reaching inside the gyrocar, Graham hauled out his heavy topcoat, writhed into it.

Then, as the pair clambered in, he pressed the button of his red-lensed torch, signaled another approaching gyrocar to stop.

From the speeding gyrocar, Lucky caught glimpses of the mighty dome overhead.

Graham got a glimpse over the heads of the surging crowd, saw two crumpled gyrocars which appeared to have met in head-on collision.

It swooped crabwise across the concrete, missed a dawdling phaeton by a hairbreadth, flashed between two other gyrocars, wiped the fender off a dancing four-wheeler and slammed into the side.