Sentence examples for diesel driving from inspiring English sources

My first draft of the script was only six pages, and it was about Vin Diesel driving to get gas.

"Fast & Furious 9: Have to Get Gas" is about Vin Diesel driving peacefully around Los Angeles in a Toyota Yaris looking for a gas station.

Mr Gales hopes that PSA will have 8% of the hugely competitive Chinese market by 2015.PSA is relatively well-positioned in that it has strategic strength in smaller cars, diesel engines and new clean-emission technologies, such as hybrid powertrains which have a diesel driving the front wheels and electric motors moving the rear ones.

During a recent Audi-sponsored event called the TDI Challenge, a caravan of motoring journalists in A3 TDIs logged more than 800 miles on a single tank of diesel, driving between the US cities of Albuquerque, New Mexico, and San Diego, California.

The fluid used to cool the thermal engines (petrol or diesel) driving the compressors and the heat recovered from their exhaust gases can be employed for different heat requirements in the refrigerating plant, for instance for sanitary water.

Later this month a German court will decide if diesel driving bans in cities are a legitimate tool for clean air quality.

** Every American has had a bad experience with diesels, driving behind a city bus or an 18-wheeler and getting a lungful of black smoke.

Volvo will be giving prominence to its V60 plug-in hybrid, which combines a diesel engine driving the front wheels with an electrically powered rear axle.

The typical electric-drive ship built in the late 20th century is a passenger cruise liner with twin propellers driven by synchronous alternating-current motors and powered by an array of medium-speed diesel engines driving synchronous generators.

Tests found that each pit causes as much air pollution in a given night as a diesel truck driving 564 miles, and harmful levels of fine particulate matter were detected in the air outside nearby homes.

On average a typical articulated diesel HGV driving 125,000 miles per year emits 100 times more carbon dioxide than a typical passenger vehicle, which travels 7,900 miles per year.