Sentence examples for shape of a wheel from inspiring English sources

The title refers to a space station, in the shape of a wheel, orbiting just beyond the confines of Earth — less than twenty minutes away, by shuttle.

Look at a map and you'll see that Detroit is designed in the shape of a wheel, with streets emanating like spokes from the downtown hub.

A leaf beetle, whose muscles and adhesive feet resist the pull of weights equivalent (in human terms, and in Eisner's graphic phrase) to "7.5 automobiles (Subaru Legacy station wagons, 1998 model)," meets its Waterloo in the shape of a wheel bug that simply injects it with a muscle relaxant.

If an infant sees a round object in the shape of a wheel and hears its distinctive sound and also sees a smaller rattle and hears its sound, he will reach in the dark with one hand in a grasping movement if he hears the sound of the rattle but will reach with both hands spread apart if he hears the sound associated with the wheel.

The shape of a wheel profile has been varied during optimization.

And for a cross-cultural version, smart Parisian bakery Lenôtre with branches throughout the city has teamed up with UK car maker Aston Martin to create a cake in the shape of a wheel, with a British-inspired marmalade filling and car-themed charms hidden within.

Make a cake or some pinwheel cookies in the shape of a Ferris wheel.

Aside from six stages of music -- including a 360-degree electronic stage that will have a nightclub feel -- there is a 600-foot zip line that will send festivalgoers flying over the main stage, a Ferris wheel in the shape of a giant roulette wheel and three themed "rock streets" inspired by the culture and music of the U.S., U.K. and Brazil.

Aside from six stages of music — including a 360-degree, nightclub-like electronic stage — there is a 600-foot zip line that will send festival-goers flying over the main stage, a Ferris wheel in the shape of a giant roulette wheel and three themed miniature "rock streets" inspired by U.S., Britain and Brazil.

The lead float coming down Orange Grove Boulevard was an entry of the President's Council of Economic Advisers called "A President's Options in a Changing World," done in the shape of a gigantic roulette wheel.

Some are elaborate — like the desk clock in the shape of a helmsman's wheel, with Franklin D. Roosevelt confidently steering the course "for a New Deal" — while others are quite goofy, like the "Clean Up With Ike" bars of soap, "I Like Ike" stretch socks and "Support Ike" suspenders.