1. The Ford family car was the Model T.

2. How did he make the Model T so inexpensive?

3. Henry Ford introduces the Model T.

4. Ford's engineers built the Model T to ride high with a large amount of suspension movement, an ideal design for the rough, primitive roads of the 1930s.

5. People can have the Model T in any color - so long as's black.

6. Model T Ford, for example, could be 6 assembled in about an hour.

6. try its best to gather and build good sentences.

7. He gave the assembly line and the Model T, and sparked America's affair with the automobile.

8. A battered Model T steering wheel is her garage doorstop.

9. The Ford Model T (colloquially known as the Tin Lizzie and Flivver) is an automobile that was produced by Henry Ford's Ford Motor Company from 1908 through 1927.

10. Ford wanted the black, box-shaped Model T to become the world's first "7)universal" car, and he pretty well succeeded.

11. In 1913 his plant produced a Model T every 93 min.

12. The Model T,() theworld's first family car affordable to the common people.

13. Having experienced the horse-and-buggy and Model T days, Ms. Dunning is amazed by the technology and styling of contemporary cars, she said.

14. His egg-shaped body shook with his mirth, and the Model T rocked from side to side.

15. Based on analysis of the periodic concomitant response of model T Low-Pass Filter(LPF), a microstrip filter of Electromagnetic Band Gap(EBG) structure was designed that satisfied Bragg equation.

16. By the 1930 s , people in America wanted something more than the Model T Ford.

17. He was unable to put his hands on a Model T Ford for the school play.

18. Chevrolet officially enters the automobile market in competition with the Ford Model T.

19. The conclusion of the acceptance test is that both the behaviors of the model t.

20. "If you had just a little knowledge and some baling wire and bob pins, you could keep the thing going," she said of the Model T. "It was the little car that made America."

21. The elder Knudsen had supervised the establishment of fourteen Model T plants in two years.