Sentence examples for buried engine from inspiring English sources

However, the Comet's buried engine configuration increased its structural weight and complexity.

The first is achieving "purity of line," since cooling a front engine through a classic grille and ducting is more straightforward than forcing air through scoops and aero aids to an engine buried behind the passenger cabin.

That modest original version buried the base engine, an 85-horsepower 144 cubic-inch in-line six-cylinder unit, between the front seats, as was the fashion of the day.

According to lore, there's a train engine buried down there, too.

The Comet was powered by two pairs of turbojet engines buried in the wings close to the fuselage.

The Victor was a futuristic-looking, streamlined aircraft, with four turbojet engines buried in the thick wing roots.

It featured an aerodynamically clean design with four de Havilland Ghost turbojet engines buried in the wings, a pressurised fuselage, and large square windows.

Starting at about $5,000, these boxy vans, with tiny engines buried under the front seat and small wheels, are to Chinese farmers what pickup trucks have long been to Middle America.

Presumably this is to lessen the risk of accidental battery gas ignition and less trouble than finding the actual battery buried beneath the plastic engine covers that some modern vehicles have.

These are not the huge fan blades you see when boarding, but are buried deep in the engines.

It was the best thing to happen to me, but I still don't understand how a community-minded, service-driven young person didn't know about the option to serve full time until stumbling across a position buried in a job search engine listing.