Sentence examples for older engines from inspiring English sources

The halls housing the older engines are the heart of the museum.

Those who recall older engines, with each part readily identifiable, find the covers have taken away something vital.

Then, when we got a ruling against them, the way they tried to cure that was by installing even older engines in their newer buses.

Critics of the fuel blend, which contains 15-percent biofuel composed primarily of corn-based ethanol, claim it could damage older engines.

Analysts at Agency Partners said Rolls-Royce faces "existential risks", including a decline in the use of its older engines – which will reduce the aftermarket sales that Rolls-Royce enjoys – and a general weakening in the aerospace market.

Although Amtrak has been operating some renovated Acela cars on the Northeast Corridor, they have been coupled to older engines and the trains have not reached the 150-mile-per-hour speeds expected from the new locomotives.

Up top, the older engine's carburetor and oil-bath air cleaner intake system have yielded to a roots-type supercharger, port fuel injection and computerized control.

"We went to the second bike but it was an older engine with a different character and it didn't feel the same.

(old engines [photos] - several negatives B&S.-Erie [maps]), 1951. 1 Mss.

The old engines were too thirsty so we replaced them with Chinese ones".

"Their old engines need a lot more gentle treatment than newer planes.