Sentence examples for quiet engines from inspiring English sources

Most Dart customers, however, chose the car for the same workaday qualities that once made it Consumer Reports magazine's top choice among compacts: a laudable mix of value, room, quiet engines, comfortable ride and, applying a term popularized by the Dodge Brothers in the 1920s, "dependability".

Now, with the IS300 sports sedan, Lexus is gunning for more than silky, quiet engines and rattle-free interiors.

Dotted around the globe, from Redmond to India and Asia via the UK, these university-style research institutions are the quiet engines behind innovations such as the Kinect depth camera which translates human movements into computable gestures, and Xbox users' movements into gameplay.

Sea Cloud's four great masts spiked the sky, bare of canvas, while a quiet engine thrummed astern.

Given the huge advances in engineering, materials and design techniques in the 60 or 70 years since that car was built, why can't today's car manufacturers get close to crafting a car with such a quiet engine, so little tyre noise and a lack of discernible wind noise?

Drive it on errands and it will gingerly crawl around in ugly megamall traffic, with light steering, a quiet engine and excellent manners; pack it with groceries and its big cargo hold will swallow about as much as you'd want to buy on any grocery-store run (flip the backseats forward and you have about as much room inside as most small wagons and about the most as any car on this list).

Independent contractors are the quiet engine of our economy, providing nearly all of the net growth in U.S. employment over the last 30 years.

The Internet - Ego Death Sydney Bennett was always the quiet engine behind Odd Future's hijinks, and she steps fully up to the mic with this record, which feels more confident and complete than the band's last two.

It's My Business is chaired by former Democratic Sen. Blanche Lincoln (Ark)., whose name is attached to various op-eds calling independent contractors the "quiet engine" of whatever state the op-ed is running in (including one on HuffPost).

The CSeries seats between 100 and 149 passengers, has quieter engines than most medium-sized models and greater fuel efficiency.

The Australian GP race chairman Ron Walker threatened to sue because of the quieter engines and the lack of entertainment.