Sentence examples for steering shift from inspiring English sources

As the group nears the airstrip, Archer, who wishes to take credit for the landing, messes with the steering shift, causing the aircraft to crash.

Most new cars already use computers to assist in steering, shifting and braking.

Saab's school concentrates on steering, shifting and braking maneuvers, skid control, slaloms and evasive techniques; it concludes with an autocross competition and dinner with Saab management.

The '61 and later cars include many of Porsche's most significant refinements in the steering, shifting and suspension, but they are not as expensive as the 1963-65 C models, the last 356 cars.

Here, ranked from bad to worst, are the foods and the hazards they create: CHOCOLATE -- Whatever you touch -- steering wheel, shift lever, clothing or hair -- will carry fingerprints.

Especially the steering wheel, shift lever, parking brake, sliding seat tracks, doors, or any of the vehicle's control mechanisms.

But the awkward steering-wheel shift buttons need a re-do.

The well-matched 6-speed automatic transmission adds a manual-shift function, though that function is hobbled by awkward steering-wheel shift buttons.

Other than R-Spec floor mats, the interior is devoid of the usual sport-sedan signifiers -- no steering-wheel shift paddles or carbon-fiber trim here.

There is also sportier suspension tuning, 20-inch wheels and steering-wheel shift paddles to activate regenerative braking; that boosts the battery and mimics the feeling of shifting into a lower gear.

Among other things, it makes it easier to imagine the day when a Porsche engineer, maybe Ferdinand Porsche's son, Ferry, first drove that very car out of the factory and down the road, listening for errant squeaks and rattles, checking the upholstery stitching, sensing the steering and shifting while sizing up engine response, then pronouncing it ready for shipment to an enthusiast in America.