Sentence examples for gear from a from inspiring English sources

The couple took hand-me-downs from relatives, and gleaned gear from a twins support group.

[Brooklyn Paper] A bold thief in Brooklyn stole gear from a Department of Homeland Security sedan, the police said.

Still another had a hole punched in its roof by a piece of landing gear from a hijacked jet.

The final example considers a gear from a helicopter tail rotor gearbox; it has 8 holes and thick rim and hub.

American athletes at the Winter Games are wearing toned-down gear from a trendy Canadian company, and they could not be happier.

The term "kit car" probably applies, but it seems unfair to saddle the GTM with the connotations of all those faux-Mercedes SSKs from the '70s perched atop running gear from a Ford Pinto.

Once, on a good day, he had cleared more than a thousand American dollars selling knockoff Nautica gear from an underground factory in Tianjin to Russian traders.

A man in Alaska, Jim Herbert, knowing its history, heard about the effort here and contacted the team, saying he had kept a piece of steering gear from an overhaul many years ago, just because it was from the Flyer.

1.09pm: "I have bad memories of groveling up the Izoard on a loaded touring bike only to be overtaken by six young ladies in full race gear from an Italian club," writes David George.

He was supposed to grab some hockey gear from an ex's place at 3AM but he never showed up.

Moreover, in AIDS research the "globalized" language is clearly captured in a shift that took place in the 1990's - the majority of international organizations shifted gear from an earlier focus on isolated "epidemics" (be they among homosexual, intravenous drug users or African populations) toward concerns for the "global AIDS pan demic".