Sentence examples for some brake from inspiring English sources

When you go home, get yourself some brake fluid at the auto-parts store, open the engine, and put it in the big round mouth".

Banned in more than 50 countries, asbestos is still sold in some brake pads, auto clutches, roofing materials and vinyl tiles – it has even been found in some children's crayons.

Based on these facts, the authors can reasonably assume that the wheels slip on the rail in some brake applications.

Probably want to apply some brake pressure so the bike won't run away Wear a helmet.

Note: some brake drums are held on with screws so you will need to remove those first.

You may need to siphon out some brake fluid from the master cylinder to accommodate the fluid being forced out (by the brake caliper piston).

If remain scrapes in, David Cameron may urge the other 27 EU members towards some brakes on migration.

Further, Audi has added a system that lets the driver assert some manual control -- to let the engine provide some braking on hills, for instance.

A breakthrough deal reached last November provided a breather that has built mutual confidence, with Iran putting some brakes on its programme in exchange for a mild loosening of international sanctions.

Spotify has already put some brakes on its growth to slow down free streaming by allowing new users to sign up to the free service only when invited by an existing user.

Last June, the Supreme Court put some brakes on this in Whole Woman's Health v. Hellerstedt, which overturned a Texas law that required abortion clinics in the state to outfit themselves as ambulatory surgical centers and to mandate that doctors there have admitting privileges at local hospitals.