Sentence examples for brakes out from inspiring English sources

He had me hold open a Chilton repair manual as we tore the brakes out of our old Ford Fairmont so I could learn to follow directions.

Tie brakes out of the way.

If a person feels compelled to leave, and positions are available, the brakes on out-migration are primarily those associated with family ties, yet it is concern for the security of one's family and children that ranks high as a reason to migrate in the first place.

"Years ago, when disc brakes came out, when fuel injection came out, there was the same kind of lag," Ms. Serratore said.

These kits replace worn-out brakes on trucks.

"He was test-driving a three-ton truck and the brakes run out," Stallone, 68, told The Mirror at the film premiere in London last night (4 August).

They braved a scare when the bike's brakes gave out, sending them hurtling down a hill and through several blind turns at 55 miles an hour.

The life-saving technology is absent here, instead Yorke describes brakes giving out and deranged drivers overtaking the road.

Dad brakes, jumps out, gingerly lifts the liberator off Gran's lap, and deposits him in the road, jumps back in.

It was a time of improved train safety, with the first interlocking of railway signalling to protect trains provided in 1874, and tests of continuous train brakes carried out in 1884.

Keep on the brakes, let out the clutch.