Sentence examples for gears would have from inspiring English sources

When a date was entered via a crank, the 2,100 year old mechanism (containing at least 30 gears) would have returned corresponding astronomical information.

The new soba gear would have to wait.

In warm weather, periods of heavy exertion in full protective gear would have to be limited in order to avoid heat stress.

You would have thought that the stony reception that greeted the new series of Top Gear would have taught the BBC that rapport is not something you can order up like a new theme tune.

What will happen is we'll end up watching the natural, slow death Top Gear would have had, only much more expensively: it'll get worse, people will switch off, and it will end.

He did warn that Labor's plan to restrict negative gearing would have "undesirable risks" and come at a "precarious time" for Australia's property market, but he also agreed in principle with Labor's argument that a reduction in the capital gains discount could help make housing more affordable.

Earlier, GigaOM reported that the Galaxy Gear would have a 2.5-inch display, with 320 x 320 resolution, and a dual core processor.

Prosecutors said in court documents that they believe the gear would have ended up in North Korea, though they did not specify how they knew that.

Had I realised that they would be wearing "punk gear", I would have suggested that they were sent straight home".

To change gears, the rider would have to let go of the handlebars with one hand and pray his bike didn't strike a rock in the road mid-shift.

"If I didn't put the gear on, they would have released me".