Sentence examples for extraordinary engine from inspiring English sources
But that extraordinary engine has been hijacked by a rogue philosophy that says that shareholders' interests come first and which threatens to destroy both this magnificent engine and our very way of life.
"She is an extraordinary engine of solidarity and I felt her city should help her a little," said Eugenio Giani, now president of Tuscany's regional cabinet, who interceded for her with the municipal police.
The investigator who learns to increase the power of therapeutic trials to illuminate responses in mechanistically defined subsets of patients will not only improve clinical treatment, but also help ensure that human phenomena and concerns will steer the extraordinary engine of basic biomedical research.
What Launchbury does have in common with Johnson is an extraordinary engine; alongside the marauding Lawes he has been the heartbeat of England's emergence as a team who can play at high tempo while still possessing enough muscle to mix it at close quarters.
Powerful brakes matter in a sports car, just as much as an extraordinary engine.
As a test-driver, he gets to hear only snippets of the car's extraordinary engine, which can fling the Vanquish to 100mph in 10 seconds.
Yes, we've come to know and love the No. 2 Japanese carmaker for making extraordinary engines and transmissions for Civics.
The Liberal Democrat Treasury spokesman Vincent Cable said: "The Government does seem to have an extraordinary search engine which it finds banana skins to fall on.
As the extraordinary Silicon Valley innovation engine increasingly directs itself at transforming science, you can expect to see acceleration on a scale that science has never seen.
In 10 years' time, Rolls-Royce could be enjoying extraordinary demand for engines for next-generation planes, and we could all be praising the decision to focus on developing new technology rather than supplying old.
This extraordinary book explains the engine that has catapulted the Internet from backwater to ubiquity and reveals that it is sputtering precisely because of its runaway success.
