Sentence examples for brake later from inspiring English sources

It got so that Lewis could not only brake later than everyone else — he could also catch them on a corner and pass them.

The first was "providing more 'gas' " to help the recovery; the second was demonstrating fiscal discipline by cutting spending, or "stepping on the 'brake.' " They agreed that the best policy should be gas now, brake later.

"Given the growing perception that Washington is out of control on fiscal issues," they wrote, "focusing more of our communications message on brake-related issues might increase our ability to achieve the 'gas now, brake later' strategy.

Some studies have suggested that anti-lock brakes may actually cause collisions, because motorists become overconfident and either drive faster or brake later in cars equipped with the technology".I worry that people buy it thinking the technology will take care of them," says Adrian Lund of the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.

In simulated racing, however, many of us tried to brake later.

"Then Adrian started to close the door and I had to try and brake later than him.

Grosjean, in turn, insists the data shows he had in fact braked later than usual on that lap and the driver expressed his disappointment that Verstappen had not apologised.

"You don't know whether he's attacking or braking later into the next corner because you don't even know where he is.

Driving smoothly – that is, not mashing the gas and then slamming the brakes later down the road – was a fixture of many responses.

But Massa argued: "My view is that I braked later than him, I was in front, I was on the grippy area and then I started to turn and I don't see him on my left.

By 1958, all VAT bus chassis were equipped with air brakes; later these were also fitted to lorries.