Sentence examples for hidden engines from inspiring English sources

In a race that will also be remembered for spot checks on the bikes of competitors for hidden engines and the return to France of Armstrong to take part in a charity cycle, Froome's team-mate Geraint Thomas had a fortunate escape after being hit so hard another rider that he had to be rescued by spectators after plummeting off the road.

(After enduring a video called "History's Hidden Engine," which featured one pale fellow after another talking about fractals, my wife turned to me and said, "There aren't a lot of women, are there").

Impossible, I thought, and I started tracing the wires behind the equipment, looking for the big, bulky hidden engine that had to be doing the real-time encoding of the video stream.

Workers like Busk are the hidden engine of the U.S. retail economy, helping to load and unload shipments at enormous distribution centers for big-box and online sellers.

Warehouse work is the hidden engine of the U.S. retail sector, but many of the so-called "lumpers" who load trucks bound for major retailers earn poverty wages on a contingent basis.

When the gong is sounded by a big mallet, the devil, driven by a hidden washing machine engine, rotates violently back and forth jangling coins hanging by chains from its feline ears and stumpy arms.

I installed it on my iPhone and verified that, indeed, the app took pictures of me while I was simply scrolling through it, and it was even running a hidden facial recognition engine.

"That's a hidden failure in search engines, and people don't even know what they're missing".

But after the police found the vehicle number on a hidden part of the engine, they tracked down the Connecticut woman who had sold it.

Situated directly above the infamous passage point between East and West Berlin, the private museum holds a collection of ephemera, and documentation of the hundreds of escape attempts and escapes made during the 30 years of the Wall -- everything from hot-air balloons to hand-dug tunnels to specially fitted Volkswagens that could hold "passengers" in a hidden compartment behind the engine.

7. United and Orbitz have sued "hidden cities" flight search engine Skiplagged.