Sentence examples for restore the engine from inspiring English sources
Mr Bezos, who has well-known fascination with space travel, now plans to restore the engine parts, which included a nozzle, turbine, thrust chamber and heat exchanger.
Over to you]... relating to man's relationship with the spirit... [Duh] [Some say, anyway] [Do you think that's right?] CAR REPAIR There's a little doohickey over on the right... [You're correct, it is the carburetor cap] [Sorry, wasn't thinking — remove the carburetor cap] [And restore the engine's full capacity — I know you know how].
Officials estimated that it could take at least a year to restore the engine, even if suppliers of replacement parts could be found.
An enthusiast in the Forest of Dean, miles from the nearest railway, had restored the engine (it arrived in London humbly on a lorry).
The Double T has cosmetically restored the engine to its 1914 SP 216) appearance, and placed it on display along with some antique passenger cars.
Restoring the engine took many years, as Dibnah had to create his own replacement parts, using Victorian engineering techniques and equipment he built in his garden.
The "Restore default search engines" will restore the initial set of search engines, but will not remove any additional search engines that you have installed.
Spock goes to the engine room to restore the warp drive.
But the long-term plan is to obtain diesel engines and restore the railway to commercial use.
The SLES would be launched on a rocket (possibly as a secondary payload alongside an alternative, primary mission), make its way to its helpless target, dock with it, and use its own engines to restore the satellite's ability to control its orbit.
In a machine and wood shop that includes machinery that dates back 40 to 50 years, the volunteers are working several days a week making parts that can no longer be obtained to help restore the planes, helicopters and turban engines.
