Sentence examples for gears- from inspiring English sources

On a muggy, absorbing, oddly processional night Barcelona reached their eighth European Cup final with their first win in Munich, cruising past the champions of Germany without ever really having to thrum up through the gears.

The preparations by the "golden triangle" – cabinet secretary Sir Jeremy Heywood, the Queen's private secretary, Sir Christopher Geidt, and the prime minister's principal private secretary, Chris Martin – show how discreet work is underway as Whitehall gears up for a second successive hung parliament, which could prove still more complicated than the last one.

But it was easy to shift gears, because whatever I have gathered in my 20 years' experience, all those notes and all those stories can be brought into a book form.

There is always a tinge of sadness when any footballer leaves his boyhood club, not least at a time in the Premier League when young English players aren't so much nurtured gently to maturity as yanked squealing into the light and then hurled beneath the wheels of the machine at the first downward wrench of the gears.

After a rough midweek for MLS ambitions at the hands of Mexican teams, it's back to domestic action as MLS gears up for week three — where perhaps we'll see the first frontrunners for the honor of being beaten up on south of the border sometime in spring 2016.

Kiska's triumph clouds the future for Fico, who previously enjoyed ironclad popularity, as he gears up for the 2016 general election.

A van stopped with two wired guys, who crashed the gears in a way that did not sound healthy: "Been to a party, mate?" "Yeah, how about you?" "Oh, we've been out nicking vans".

Over the past few weeks, I have been travelling across France trying to make sense of this as the country gears up for the elections.

Potter said he was studying aerodynamics and aerospace technology and was committed to developing safer gear and flying protocols.

Of the unseen Top Gear footage, Shillinglaw said it would definitely make it on to BBC2 – although not enough had been shot for three full one-hour episodes.

And everyone knows that the only thing that can even come close to matching a decade-old repeat of Top Gear in terms of witty banter is a dank polling booth set up in an abandoned church hall on a drizzly Thursday afternoon".