Sentence examples for from the wiper from inspiring English sources

In active control level, experimental data collected from the wiper system during its operation.

The wiper should pull away from the wiper arm (shown in the next step).

A couple of years ago I picked up a copy of a book, with a foreword by Hislop, which featured "the best bits" from The Wipers Times.

My aunt, galvanized by the thought of our permanent escape from Haiti and a hardened veteran of 20-odd Canadian winters, pushed the snow away from the wipers and the windows with her gloved hands.

The singer from Danava works there as a sound guy and folks from the Wipers and Hunches were hangin' out.

One example from the Wipers Times, based on a report published in the Daily Mail of 18 September 1916, was: Beach Thomas published a book based on his wartime experiences in 1917, entitled With the British on the Somme.

Billy swept the leaves off the car with his hand first the roof, then the hood and pulled more from under the wipers.

Reapply it when water no longer forms small beads - every few months on side and back windows as may be desired, every month or so on the windshield, where it is most needed and from which the wipers will tend to rub it off.

If the car's bonnet is in the way and prevents the wiper from being lifted all the way up, proceed to step 2. If your windscreen wipers lifted all the way up, you can skip straight to step 3.

The alternative is to buy the wiper blades from chain store, or from the internet and install them yourself (an easy process).

Remove the clip from the windscreen wiper.