Sentence examples for bit of rubber from inspiring English sources
It seems crazy but that little bit of rubber makes a real difference".
Of course, many people (some of whom will never even have tried one) are quick to dismiss the snail as being not much different from a bit of rubber, cooking wise, but properly prepared they are really pretty tasty.
So be prepared to do quite a bit of rubber necking before you get to take your shot.
From a stop, the R-Line's flat-out acceleration feels simultaneously crazed and rather fun, thanks to a not excessively overzealous Anti-Slip Regulation system that allows the front wheels to grate a bit of rubber along the roadway.
You would think in this age of electron microscopes and robot surgeons that a bit of rubber tubing attached to headphones and a diaphragm would have joined the head mirror and the cauterising iron in the graveyard of medical innovation.
While I think it's a bit small for a longer trip, it's more than sufficient for a bit of urban exploring and at $120 it's a well-priced, roomy bag for folks who want a bit of rubber clad excitement.
I drop things all the time, so I sit on a bench surrounded by pencils I've dropped, bits of rubber.
One of the reforms that resulted from Barbaro's breakdown was a trend toward artificial surfaces — commonly, a mixture of sand, synthetic fibers, and bits of rubber — which are believed to be easier on a horse's legs.
Of all the many elements making up the overall package of a formula one car - engine, chassis, aerodynamics, driver - none is more critical nowadays than the four bits of rubber through which the car makes contact with the road.
It may be preceded by a so-called junk shot, in which materials like golf balls and bits of rubber would be injected into the preventer to bridge gaps in the rams and stop or sharply reduce the flow of oil.
They cannot run outside for two reasons — one, the "dark, gritty air," fecal matter and bits of rubber tires burned to heat homes; two, the Taliban lurking out there somewhere, more than glad to pick off some fools running on the rocky terrain nearly a mile above sea level.
