Sentence examples for engine hood from inspiring English sources

The new Cadillac ATS uses many aluminum components, including the engine, hood and wheels.

They got out, lifted the engine hood, then stood around looking helpless in the hope that somebody would stop and assist them.

He was whizze over the course at a speed of 68.8 miles an hour, while-as he later wrote- flame and smoke shot from the exhaust pointing out from the engine hood in front of the mechanican's seat.

Viewers will delight in the flying goose whose wings are suitcases, the satirical use of washing machine wringers for mouths in a piece called "The Critics," teapots that become heads of musicians, a sea denizen created from the engine hood of a tractor, and all of the above set in flapping, opening, shutting, whirring motion by inviting the visitor to push their buttons.

A pistol was found under the engine hood and the car was then taken apart to reveal a sophisticated smuggling operation with automatic weapons, 200 grammes of TNT, hand grenades and ammunition carefully concealed in the car's bodywork, according to Bavarian public radio.

Equally, despite exiting the track sideways at high speed, it seems the fin running from the engine hood to the rear of the car prevented it from going airborne or flipping before hitting the barrier, just as it had in the case of McNish.

Television footage showed several red Ferraris with bumpers or engine hoods torn off, bodies crumpled.

Conical aluminum engine inner hood was designed based on Euro-NCAP pedestrian protection analysis by structure optimization design methods.

That not only lets the XC90 have a lower center of gravity (reducing rollover risks and improving handling), but gives the car a considerable amount of dead space between engine and hood.

The device was implemented and evaluated in the field taking into consideration two different transmission power levels (PW 0 and PW 1) and three receiver positions: (i) on the left mudguard; (ii) at the top of the ROPS Roll Over Protection Structuree); and (iii) on the front of the engine's hood of two different tractors.

At one point a bystander, when the fire was only on the engine and hood, asked if I needed to get anything out and I told him, "sir, my kids are out... the rest is just stuff".