Sentence examples for and engine in a from inspiring English sources
By 1891 he had completed a design, and with his brother Frank he then constructed a car and engine in a rented loft in Springfield, Mass.
The Indy Racing League is offering team owners in the rival Champ Car World Series free cars and engines in a bid to reunite the two open-wheel racing circuits.
Over the next several decades inventors and engineers built engines that used pressure produced by the combustion of fuels rather than a vacuum and engines in which the fuel was compressed before burning.
The improvements reflect broad changes across the industry in the size, weight and engines in new models, as well as an increase in the number of hybrid and electric vehicles on the market.
Combining designer sheet metal, plush seating, and a large-displacement engine in a first-class road handler -- say, in an Audi S4 or a BMW M3 -- still costs a bundle.
For instance, Renault and PSA have jointly developed and produced their latest engine in a factory in France; BMW and Chrysler are doing the same with a small engine in Brazil, while Volkswagen and Ford share production of a "people carrier" (minivan) in Portugal.But closures will almost certainly have to play a part in reducing spare capacity and boosting profits—as GM and Ford testify.
A dozen BOMAGs, bulldozers and graders swarm over this fresh fill every day, backing and turning and mashing and shaping, their warning gongs clanging and engines roaring in a controlled chaos, mammoth bees crawling atop the hive.
A Tata Motors truck gets stuck and the driver guns the engine in a spectacle of mindless futility.
Miles became an instant celebrity in Boston, making many appearances over the next two days, and rode aboard a fire engine in a victory parade when he arrived home.
Being able to ignite or reignite a gas turbine engine in a cold and rarefied atmosphere is a critical issue for many manufacturers.
Governing body the FIA was concerned that Renault were doing this to enhance the driveability - and therefore performance - of the engine in a fashion that attempted to go some way towards traction control.
