Sentence examples for engine propels from inspiring English sources

Smith did record his first podium position at Le Mans and finished 10th in the championship but it is the switch to an Aprilia – whose 50hp engine propels him to 150mph – that has unleashed Smith's talent.

No great dramatic engine propels things forward: the writing depends purely on its own flair and inventiveness, and watching the author find different ways of rising to the occasion is a part of the pleasure of reading.

The electric motors in higher-voltage systems can also be used to propel the front wheels while the gasoline engine propels the rear wheels, or vice versa, providing all-wheel drive without the complexity, weight and expense of current four-wheel-drive systems.

According to Car and Driver magazine, the milkshake-smooth engine propels the two-ton Murano from a stop to 60 miles an hour in a zippy 7.3 seconds, a full second faster than the V-6 in the Hyundai Santa Fe.

A thoroughly modern 106-horsepower, four-cylinder Toyota engine propels both cars.

A belt or other connection off the engine propels a supercharger, whereas the exhaust gases do the same for a turbocharger.

Fraternity, more than paternity, is the engine propelling the Felice Brothers, who played the evening's most frenetic set.

A shame, perhaps, that there is now no fearsome engine propelling her into homes across the country, but her deceptively delicate songs were always too spiky to package.

The guidance law is verified in a solid motor propelled long range flight vehicle, for which coming up with an effective guidance law is more difficult as compared to a liquid engine propelled vehicle (mainly because of the absence of thrust cutoff facility).

The guidance law is successfully verified in a solid motor propelled long range flight vehicle, for which developing an effective guidance law is more difficult as compared to a liquid engine propelled vehicle, mainly because of the absence of thrust cutoff facility.

The X-43A flights, the culmination of the Hyper-X program, were the first-ever examples of a scramjet engine propelling a hypersonic vehicle and provided unique, convincing, detailed flight data required to validate the design tools needed for design and development of future operational hypersonic airbreathing vehicles.