Sentence examples for engines lined up from inspiring English sources

When he arrived home to flames shooting out the kitchen window, six fire engines lined up in front, he saw why.

Sometimes, the trains are amusingly antiquated, and Parks sees dusty engines "lined up among palm trees in giant pots as if in some episode of Thomas the Tank Engine where the locomotives get to take an exotic holiday".

Unlike Gods, where the player was given just the one avatar to inhabit, The Chaos Engine lined up six very differently skilled mercenaries with which to tackle its challenges.

London cabs, fitted with diesel engines, line up along Oxford Street in London.

More than a dozen fire engines were lined up outside both entrances to the tunnel, while fleets of ambulances waited to treat the injured.

Both times I lit the jet's engines, taxied out, lined up on the runway and took off.

On a recent afternoon, a plant foreman showed off a spotless assembly line, on which engine blocks were lined up as far as the eye could see.

The former boss of Rolls-Royce's aero-engine arm is being lined up as the new chief executive of Meggitt amid speculation over a takeover of the aircraft parts maker.

With fire engines kept out, local residents lined up to pass buckets of water to combat the fire, the Deqen prefecture government said.

The crowd parted as the engines rumbled into life and lined up for the grand parade, while owners set about last-minute buffing of gleaming metal and wiped smuts from otherwise immaculate liveries.

We were in the access tunnel at the side of the stage, where a fleet of black luxury cars lined up, windows tinted, engines ticking over, waiting for him and the band to leave the stage, to be whisked from the stadium before the house lights have flashed on, while tens of thousands are still finishing their drinks and working out where the nearest exit is.