Sentence examples for axle- from inspiring English sources

Well separated now from the new tarmac track, the fencing above the low white wall that Senna's car hit (it was a steel suspension arm from the front axle that fatally speared the driver's right temple) is now a shrine garlanded with wailing Latin graffiti, flowers and favours, many in the green and yellow of his country.

Also available will be an optional four-wheel drive which saves space by replacing the bulky drive axle of conventional all-wheel drives with a high-voltage cable that delivers electricity to an electric rear motor a set-up that should provide even further fuel savings.

He assumed, just as InSights does, that his pimply audience would be cleaning their guns, taking them apart, stuffing them with wadding and copper caps, and burnishing the stock with axle grease.

The car was powered by a 250cc Csepel motorcycle engine, complete with a kick-starter, which was placed over the rear axle.

Given its power-to-weight ratio, a solid rear axle would have made the E-Type more than a handful for the average motorist, as the back end hopped and skipped under hard acceleration.

Oregon is the only state to tax lorries by the amount of weight carried per axle: more axles carry the truck's weight more evenly, easing the pressure on the road below.

The Precept marries a 1.3-litre direct-injection diesel with two electric motors, one on each axle, powered by a 35kW lithium polymer battery.

In a promotion ahead of the last football (that is soccer, to our Amercian readers) world cup, Castrol, an oil firm, strapped a football boot to a high-speed drive axle capable of kicking with what bordered on lethal force.

The sober zigzag to avoid falling into the city's axle-breaking potholes.

More lines appear as the vehicle rumbles across a cattle grid, identifying it as a two-axle vehicle, probably a car.

Land Rover's "e-terrain" technology, a diesel-electric hybrid powertrain with an electric rear-axle drive system, should give future Land Rovers even greater off-road ability while cutting emissions by 30%. It's not just about avoiding being hit by a new tax burden," says Mr Smith.