Sentence examples for gears it will from inspiring English sources

Next week, however, the company plans to shift gears; it will mute its traditional speed message and focus instead on an array of consumer-oriented features to bolster growth.

The growth rates presented above may nudge the unemployment rate down a bit, as occurred last month — the jobless rate fell from 7.6 percent to 7.4 percent (though a bit of that was due to people leaving the job market) — but unless we accelerate into higher gears it will be years before we get back to full employment.

The balloons will be easily capable of lifting the plane: even when fully laden with communications gear, it will weigh just 880lbs (400kg), less than a fifth of the recognisable Reaper drone used by the US military, even though the Aquila drone has a wingspan of 46 yards (42m), compared to the Reaper's 16 yard (15m) breadth.

As IBM sells more Cisco gear, it will mean less sales for Alcatel, 3Com and others.

Called Here for Gear it will be a navigation system optimised to use the relatively small display on the wrist-worn gadget.

So keep dry in sustainable style by supporting companies that are producing environmentally conscious rain gear, it will minimize the impact our personal "comfort" has on the planet, ensuring that our childrens' children will be able to splish splash and puddle stomp just like our grandparents did... when they were kids.

Practice in full gear, it will help in the long run.

As a matter of habit, it is usually taught to check undercarriage DOWN and locked on downwind - even though the 150 has fixed gear it will get you in a good mindset for future advanced types where the wheels do go up!

The smaller hall has a pit, an elevator and considerable backstage mechanical gear, and it will also accommodate dance programs and a recital series beginning with Dawn Upshaw's program on Thursday night.

Maybe she could suggest a female presenter on Top Gear? 4.44pm: It will not be much of a consolation to those at More 4 News who recently lost their jobs, but C4 head of news Dorothy Byrne says that the operation is not in crisis because More 4 News was, in fact, just a "lovely extra".

The bike needs to be in an easy gear so it will keep going.