Sentence examples for crashing far from inspiring English sources

Simoncelli has twice taken pole position this season but has been guilty of crashing far too often.

The sky crane then pitched away and crashed far from Curiosity.

This is how the famous programmer Linus Torvalds developed his Linux operating system, and that's precisely why it's so rock solid -- while Microsoft's secretly developed operating systems, Linux proponents say, crash far more often and are easier to hack.

Many of these groups organize events, meet-ups, and occasionally arrange to gate-crash far-left gatherings.

Nothing but a long deadly drop into the crashing sea far below.

The route took me across paved and dirt roads, then on a narrow path along the northern side of the Beara that gradually climbed and climbed until it delivered the hiker's payoff: a panorama of the jagged coastline and the angry, crashing ocean far below.

The fear persists even though planes crash far less often than cars.

The issue here becomes explaining what happened in the cabin between the last contact with flight controllers and the plane's seemingly inevitable crash far out to see.

The fire has long gone out, but steam still seems to rise from around the edges: sea spray, plumes thrown high in the air by the smash and crash far below, or fired from blowholes like cannons.

With monetary conditions still extraordinarily loose, such a loss of resolve would make higher inflation and an eventual crash far more likely.A growth lull may be just what most emerging markets need, but it is the last thing that any advanced economy wants at the moment.

The Uruguayan nearly gave away the softest of equalisers before half-time, crashing a far-too-relaxed clearance against the boot of Javier Pastore and watching it rebound narrowly over his crossbar, but thereafter he was commanding – displaying stunning reflexes to deny Mauricio Pinilla (twice) and Mattia Cassani.