Sentence examples for power-driven from inspiring English sources

Rules vary for power-driven and sailing vessels, and certain exceptions are made for small craft, naval vessels, and vessels of special construction.

Public television doesn't necessarily need to be less star power-driven than other networks; it just has been," Mr. Pinsky said.

Finally, there's no place for light-as-a-feather footwear in a power-driven world.

The power-driven balloon was invented by Henri Gifford, a Frenchman, in 1852.

Students are not allowed to keep any power-driven two-wheeler vehicles in the hostel.

That has been suppressed by thousands of years of this kind of unfree, power-driven thinking that the officials represent".

16 Notably, the Safety Specifications for Power Driven Vehicles Operating on Roads defines a motorcycle as being power-driven with the maximum speed exceeding 50 km/h and a moped with a maximum speed range from 20 to 50 km/h.

For a period of barely 100 years, The Netherlands boasted the most powerful empire in the world – a power driven by markets rather than privilege.

But the expansion of power driven by natural gas has arguably been even more impressive.

"Germany, it seems, is becoming a 'geo-economic power' driven by the needs of its export sector.

On an engine lathe the tool is clamped onto a cross slide that is power driven on straight paths parallel or perpendicular to the work axis.