Sentence examples for big skids from inspiring English sources

Mercedes talks up "highly neutral behaviour" from the chassis, but with three stages of stability control – the most extreme being "ESP OFF" – the big skids that AMG is known and loved for should still be present and correct.

Silver experienced a particularly big drop, skidding 5.8 percent on Wednesday.

It helps his big serve skid, and it suits his aggressive style.

And the company's first big number, "Skid Row (Downtown)," is downright thrilling.

Divorces, deaths, bankruptcies — I imagined that was why big houses skidded onto the rental market in small towns.

The television advertisement from I.B.M.'s "Help Desk" campaign that began running this winter shows a big rig skidding to a halt in front of a desk, blocking the road in a desolate landscape.

Shares in China's big banks skidded on Wednesday after Bank of America's early-morning sale, with investors expecting further sell-downs in the face of slowing earnings growth at mainland lenders and the lapse of lock-up provisions on stake holdings.

The Skids and Big Country had this chiming element in their music, which is almost bagpipe-ish".

Newspaper circulation is on the skids, the big three network anchor thrones are as precarious as King Lear's, bloggers are on the rampage, and the government is embracing fake reporters and threatening to jail real ones.

Her two major stage roles were in Applause, the musical version of All About Eve, and Tennessee Williams's Sweet Bird of Youth, in both cases playing a big star on the skids.

She was an early R&B star from Detroit, recording for Atlantic but close with some of Motown's biggest names, until she hit the skids, hard.