Sentence examples similar to narrowing pinch from inspiring English sources

Virtually none of the cars, vans or trucks belong to locals or visitors, and virtually all of them ignore the supposed 20mph speed limit, despite regular speed bumps and road-narrowing pinch points.

Twice a day it's choked with rush hour cars and vans, slaloming through the narrow pinch points and bouncing over the speed bumps, the 20mph speed entirely theoretical.

Anything can cause a crash – a narrow pinch point in the road, the fight for position as the peloton head towards a tough section of the race or a stray spectator wanting a closer look at the action – one memorable crash at a Tour de France stage finish in 1994 was caused by a policeman stepping out into the road to take a photo.

A narrow pinch block is valuable for your grip training anyways.

Narrow pinching – Not everybody has a narrow pinch block to lift, but if you've got a block of wood less than 3/4" thick and can attach a chain and weights to it, then you've got a worthwhile homemade training tool for tearing a deck of cards.

defer.add img); Narrow pinching – load up some weights on your apparatus and do 4-5 lifts with each hand.

Know that if you're a beginner, practice tearing your pre-determined number of cards, sledgehammer levering, and narrow pinching only a few times a week for a couple weeks.

The other is a future narrowed and pinched by fear, reflected in the decision of the Brooklyn borough president, Marty Markowitz, to cancel a celebration of the bridge's 119th birthday.

Her heavy lids descend, narrowing her eyes, and then her eyebrows rise and pinch the flesh above her nose reprovingly.

In all cases, at negative gate voltages, the electric field is able to produce a depletion region narrowing the channel and turning off the current flowing through the nanowire when V g approaches the pinch-off voltage value.

The past that such voters are remembering, or are nostalgic for, is captured by Myers's photographs a past in which parsimonious resources are displayed with defiant dignity, in which a flimsy Union Jack dangles from a motorbike's handlebars, a mark of pride in the narrow, the pinched, the insular.