Sentence examples for some throttle from inspiring English sources

"Any of the turbines we had running back then suffered from some throttle lag compared to the V-8 engines," Mr. Schult said.

"They were trying to give it some throttle and it didn't go up," witness Bryan Rosine told the Milwaukee-Wisconsin Journal Sentinel.

This poses certainly no problem for Internet access via broadband and could be, after some throttling of the data stream, acceptable even for dial-up via traditional phone line or ISDN connections.

And to avoid discriminating among sources of online video, T-Mobile should not zero-rate some throttled video while counting other throttled video towards the user's data cap.

When you are exiting the turn, release some pressure on the inner handlebar, apply some gentle throttle, and your motorcycle will stand upright.

Game of Thrones fans have been begging for some full-throttle male sex scenes, author George R R Martin has said, as he reveals that most of those requests come from women.

It would be good soon to see Mr. Angle in some full-throttle virtuosity: he has been performing a wide range of roles, all stylishly, without having the chance to show us just how strong a dancer he is.

But the transcribed conversation in The Atlantic, starting with that headline, is rather the opposite of measured, taking the measure of prevailing sentiment, and apparently concluding that prevailing faith in nutrient supplements warranted some additional throttling.

To provide some form of throttle to allow acceleration and deceleration, the vehicle's designers added the EJ200 jet engine.

If you are below the desired altitude add some power (increase throttle).

As telecoms operators and cable companies strain to keep up, they may be tempted to throttle back some bandwidth-hungry applications, such as online video and file-sharing.