Sentence examples for out from the engine from inspiring English sources

The results show that flames shot out from the engine compartment and spread to the hood, then spread to rear part of car after ignition.

He was whizze over the course at a speed of 68.8 miles an hour, while-as he later wrote- flame and smoke shot from the exhaust pointing out from the engine hood in front of the mechanican's seat.

The oil will spill out from the engine.

Pull the dipstick out from the engine and check the oil level.

He was dead when he was taken out from under the engine.

The Amphicar is a little 2-door, 4-seat convertible with a pair of white molded-nylon propellers peeping out from under the engine, a Triumph Herald, which is mounted in the rear.

It's in a circular or rectangular shape, and should be pointing out directly from the engine block, to one side or the other.

"This certainly shows that Perseus isn't an isolated case and shows that considerable energy is propagating out from the central engine into the intracluster gas," said Dr. Andrew Fabian of Cambridge University, who led the team that worked on Perseus.

The startup recently branched out from the answers engine by launching a digital coupon service.

An onboard air-conditioner usually drowns out any sound from the engine.

Striking workmen quickly raked out the fire from the engine's boilers, immobilizing it completely.