Sentence examples for shredded tire from inspiring English sources

Cherninsky drags a shredded tire toward the shoreline.

LIKE an old shredded tire that becomes part of some innovative designer's outdoor rug, ideas can be creatively recycled, and can take on lives of their own.

Atomized by the wind, the fuel was probably ignited by a spark from wiring in the wheel well, which may also have been damaged by the shredded tire.

If the public has largely overlooked such data, even as it pays attention to Patrick Kennedy — or to his cousin Kerry Kennedy, who was arrested last year with zolpidem in her body, having driven for several miles on a shredded tire after colliding with a tractor-trailer — it may be because Ambien deaths are disguised by circumstances.

A literature survey was conducted to compile and document the engineering properties of shredded tire.

Geotechnical design revealed a longer toe compared to heel for shredded tire backfill to maintain stability; however, a shorter footing was needed to maintain overall stability compared to that of granular backfill.

Golf balls and shredded tires.

"Shredded tires have a pretty limited application," Ms. Moore said.

One surviving example sits on shredded tires in the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles.

The receding waters had left behind detritus: shoes, shredded tires, home insulation, a light-blue Mustang with its convertible roof half torn.

Much of the art in the Ginsberg collection is just as obsessively handmade: Martin Puryear's overlapping horseshoes of painted pine, or Chakaia Booker's self-portrait of shredded tires.