Sentence examples for its wiper from inspiring English sources

As is expected, the devolatilising capacity of the WFE increases as the speed with which its wiper blades remix the film increases.

The movie, which lands in theaters Friday, is up to its wiper blades in esoteric racing references, inside jokes, lug nut lore and automotive minutiae, the sort of stuff that will go right over the heads of most people but will make your local ASE-certified mechanic pee his pants.

Its wipers were broken, its sides dented, its engine prone to overheating at speeds above seventy.

Already, Your Mechanic will go to your car, change its oil and replace its wipers.

The Federal-Mogul Corporation, an automotive parts supplier, said yesterday that it would keep its lighting, wiper blade and fuel-system businesses, which it had previously said it might sell.

Whenever he parks behind another car now, he sticks one of these cards under its windshield wiper.

The New Yorker, June 16 , 1951P. 25 A car with New Hampshire license plates parked right abreast a "No Parking" sign in Pine Street the other morning had affixed to its windshield wiper a piece of paper bearing the following pencilled note: "Officer: Am in Chase Bank cashing traveller's checks.

By H. Humphrey and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, June 16 , 1951P. 25 A car with New Hampshire license plates parked right abreast a "No Parking" sign in Pine Street the other morning had affixed to its windshield wiper a piece of paper bearing the following pencilled note: "Officer: Am in Chase Bank cashing traveller's checks.

Ford is recalling about 16,000 of its 2011-12 Transit Connect vans to address a flaw with its windshield wipers, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

It has sufficient energy storage and an anti-biofouling system in the form of its hydro-wiper, enabling continuous operation for up to one month.

Others face more niggling problems: in a recent post on the local Facebook group "Eliminate All Stray Dogs", one resident claimed an unruly pack kept jumping on his car, destroying its windscreen wipers.