Sentence examples for engine to save from inspiring English sources

A stop-start system shuts down the engine, to save fuel, when the car is halted.

Mileage is expected to be 31 m.p.g. on the highway thanks to a 148-horsepower 2-liter engine, a wind-cheating body and an alternator that can decouple from the engine to save energy.

Just minutes after the race in the anteroom to the podium, the usually even-tempered Webber made a nasty comment to Vettel for having passed to take the victory when he had been instructed that the drivers would freeze their positions and he turned down the power on the engine to save the car and tires.

They have two cars but have chosen models with small engines to save fuel.

During long ground delays, crews will typically shut down the main engines to save fuel, it's true.

The two companies, which already cooperate on engines for smaller cars, said that the venture would allow them to share the cost of hybrid components, which combine batteries, electronic components and internal combustion engines to save fuel and cut emissions.

The committee decided on the layout of the main armament, rejecting any superfiring arrangements because of concerns about the effects of muzzle blast on the open sighting hoods on the turret roof below, and chose turbine propulsion over reciprocating engines to save 1100 LT in total displacement on 18 January 1905.

With just 10 laps left in the Malaysian Grand Prix, Webber was leading and had been told by his team to turn down the engine power to save on fuel and to preserve the tires to ensure victory.

Although some may think of Tellme as Moviefone on steroids, McCue equates the experience to "radio on demand," a confluence of speech-recognition portal and search engine designed to save time and money.

Germany, following the old thinking, is blocking the fire engines trying to save Europe's economy.

Prototypes with more comfortable and accessible internal layouts, advanced ITS-based solutions, new engines designed to save fuel and eco-driving are key working areas.