Sentence examples for missing spoke from inspiring English sources

Ruskin, though some of his front teeth were missing, spoke very clearly and swiftly.

Make sure you are missing no spokes and you have brakes.

Indeed, although criticism has concentrated on their fractured defense, the Vikings also limp into the divisional playoffs with two spokes missing from a running game that ranked first in the National Football Conference.

Just as a bicycle wheel gets wobbly if spokes are broken or missing, in a hub-and-spoke network each spoke depends on the other for strength and viability.

But like Mr. Obama, neither spoke of dollars missing from paychecks, or of the disappearing $20-an-hour 20-an-hour 20-an-hour wage

In respiratory cilia, mutants occur where axonemal assembly is aberrant such that the doublet attachments known as arms (Afzelius and co-workers) or spokes (Sturgess) have been shown to be missing.

One thing missing from the methodology used by Dr. Joseph H. Greenberg to explore deep relationships between languages ("What We All Spoke When the World Was Young," Feb. 1) is any way to evaluate similarities that they exhibit.

It took Croford Coachbuilders in Kent three months to reconstruct the missing parts using traditional techniques and materials, including elm for the hub, oak for the spokes and ash for the felloes of the wheels, with iron tyres.

Also missing are the white front-mounted light, the amber rear taillight and the reflective tires or spoke-mounted reflectors required after sundown.

One child after another spoke of injuries and deaths caused by shelling; of lingering wounds; of forced conscription by the Tigers; of poor widowed mothers; and of family members missing after being taken into state custody.

Their hub-and-spoke model has fallen out of favor, as airport congestion transforms every connection into an opportunity to miss a flight.