Sentence examples for having traction from inspiring English sources
During the same week there was a short course on the Dark Mountain literary and environmental movement, which is having traction in the UK and beyond.
Herein, two specific types of problems, having traction free boundaries, are examined and the issues related to the solution of them are addressed.
"It becomes a four-wheel drive when suddenly at above 120 kilometers an hour the front wheels start having traction and it helps us coming out of the corners".
Mr. Pilati, formerly with Yves Saint Laurent in Paris, picked up on a theme that is already having traction for the Milan summer 2014 season: the post-Marilyn glamour, out in the fresh air in the late 1950s and '60s.
There was a bit of a kerfuffle before the race about Red Bull allegedly having traction control because their traction was so good in Singapore.
Perhaps having "traction" is a way to open the door to investment, but not sufficient enough to close the deal.
Mr. Maher of North Dakota State University said that in addition to having traction-producing wheels, most two-stage snow throwers have a number of forward speeds and one or two reverse speeds.
The one-nation line he is developing has traction.
But if no wheels have traction, A.B.S. won't work.
