Sentence examples for any engine from from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Barbaria endured, able to recreate an antique part from diagrams and fix any engine from a 1929 Pierce Arrow to a late-model Maserati.

To bring an engine from start up to service can take eight to 10 years.

GM will soon be importing an engine from China for a new sport utility vehicle.

"Then I heard an engine from far away," Lutfi says.

Know how to stop an engine from overheating.

Its 333 horses help; these come from a screaming, in-line six-cylinder motor that revs cleaner and smoother than any other engine from the competition (the C32 AMG motor is a supercharged V-6 that's potent but not as easy on the ears).

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Now it is a private firm with a broad and stable business: the fallout from any engine failure can be more easily contained.

This is one mightily rapid car, though; like the Audi R8 V10, similarly an enhanced-engine version of something already very quick, the ready torrent of energy from almost any engine speed is what really impresses.

This structure must provide desired thrust and prevent the engine from exceeding any safety or operational limits.

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