Sentence examples for brake into from inspiring English sources

It's like putting your brake into whipped cream," he said.

On December 5th the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, and the French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, agreed that the 17 euro-zone countries should insert a German-style "debt brake" into their constitutions.

At just 5 km Loeb was already much faster than his time during Stage 3, but on a narrow stretch of the route towards the he did not brake into a corner at the right time and skidded and collided with a fence.

As you brake into the corner, you press the clutch with your left foot and downshift with your right hand.

Understand that, to many fixed gear riders, adding a brake into the irony of riding a fixie just muddies the purity of riding and owning a fixed gear.

The treaty would require nations to write debt brakes into their national law.

Germany is also keen for countries to forswear budgetary profligacy (for example, by putting "debt brakes" into their constitutions).Some of these ideas make sense, others less so.

I didn't expect such a big speed difference between me and Mark braking into the corner, we collided and that was it.

Oh, and don't lock your brakes into the first corner, tangle with a Renault or run wide trying to pass your team-mate.

On Monticello's 4.1-mile, 22-turn course, the Italia shrieks past 160 m.p.h. on the back straight, thrillingly composed even as it brakes into bends and catapults out with shuddering force.

And Josie Rourke, who masterminded the production, is no ordinary director, as was shown by her skilful pacing of the action, by turns fast and furious, and then dramatically braking into moments of unexpected poignancy.