Sentence examples for crew changing from inspiring English sources

A good example is a pit crew changing a tire.

Algorithmic excellence in analytics requires more than just great math; you must also become as agile at killing off weak or vanquished algorithms as a NASCAR pit crew changing worn tires — you need to be replacing them with promising new ones.

The authority is also proposing changes to the current working pattern for waste collection crews - changing from a four-day week of just over nine hours a day, to a five-day week of just over seven hours a day.

We see the infields fill up at Darlington and Charlotte with motor homes and shirtless rednecks; we see fields of brightly colored cars thunder down the back straight and dip into the tri-oval at Daytona; we see frantic pit crews changing tires and waving their drivers back onto the track.

Now her glossy Ralph Lauren image has been tarnished, a nation is reeling from her downfall: it is as if Delia Smith, the crew from Changing Rooms and Alan Titchmarsh were all caught with their hands in the till.

Gangs of organised, armed and ruthless pirates, operating mostly in the South China Sea (including the waters of Indonesia and the Philippines), earn a living by hijacking entire ships, killing or marooning their crews, and changing the vessels' identity in mid-ocean by renaming and repainting them while under-way.

Edwards's crew had problems changing tires and he dropped 10 spots to 11th coming out of the pits.

Martin, who started second, led 53 of the first 67 laps, but he fell back because his crew had problems changing his right front tire on consecutive pit stops.

The 28-year-old drove into McLaren's pit box, where he was quickly waved through by his former team's pit crew before finally changing tyres with his new team.

The incident happened while crew members were changing out a set.

It was during that time at MIT that I explored everything that I thought I might be interested in (from Brass Rat designing, to the crew team, to changing my major a couple times, to dating guys who I'd never have thought I'd end up dating, to exploring Boston, to taking palmistry class and acting 101, to building my first snowmobile).