Sentence examples for out of engine from inspiring English sources

Even so, the generator had run out of engine oil in October.

As a pilot of many kinds of aircraft, including a jet, she never crashed, maneuvering out of engine failures twice and a fire once.

While finishing his lunch at the trade center site on Thursday, Lieutenant Pinsent, who normally works out of Engine Company 329 in the Rockaways, Queens, said that although he would remain in the department, he expected many with his length of service to bail out.

Both cars retired with "engine problems" at the French GP, although it was widely rumoured that this was due to the team running out of engine mileage as it went into debt with engine suppliers Cosworth.

This was because it was becoming increasingly in debt to Cosworth and was running out of engine mileage for its cars, only having enough to make a token effort at participation.

In Detroit, IBM consultants are working to help the car industry use data sucked out of engines during services to reduce car recalls.

Kasey Kahne crashed while leading, and Dale Earnhardt Jr. dropped out because of engine failure, also while out front.

The word hero has grown stale and faintly ridiculous; the profane, worn-out firemen of Engine 62 use it only sarcastically.

Many executives draw comfort from seeing smoke coming out of the engines once a week.

Using new technologies, engineers will be able to get fewer emissions and better gas mileage out of these engines.

Mr. Jang said the plant in China might have to suspend production next month after running out of engines and transmissions.