Sentence examples for engine out of from inspiring English sources

It was then, Mr. French said, that he heard the sound of a car engine "out of nowhere".

A year and a half after Google pulled its search engine out of China to avoid censorship, Microsoft's Bing still censors searches in China.

Marcelo used it as a moment to take the engine out of the car, spread the parts over the garage floor, clean them, put them back together — and hope that the engine's running better.

In November 2006, Mr. Mariano took an engine out of a Toyota 4Runner that had been seized by the county and used it to replace the failing engine in his own Toyota 4Runner.

Holloway, ashore in the officers' club, gathered four men – half his crew – and took his boat, one engine out of action and the steering equipment jammed by the raid, in zig-zags to pull men from the water.

Google has since pulled its search engine out of mainland China after online attacks that originated there, but the decision to do business there tarnished the company's reputation among human rights advocates and disappointed many employees.

But the fire knocked one of the boat's two engines out of commission.

For a start, super-smart machines capable of answering questions in English (or any other natural language) will change search engines out of all recognition.

Another reason to keep search engines out of the salad course is that they have the unfortunate tendency to produce a winner.

Ceramics are lightweight and hard, but you can't make jet engines out of them because they'd shatter like dinner plates.

This practice could force buyers of G.E. engines to accept Honeywell avionics, or at least lead to low, "package deal" rates that might force companies selling only avionics or engines out of the market.