Sentence examples for switching engine from inspiring English sources

They started on foot, but the men soon commandeered a push car, then a switching engine and finally another locomotive, the Smith, less powerful than the General.

After several years serving as a switching engine (a locomotive used for moving railroad cars around within a railroad yard; also known as a shunter) and stationary boiler, the John Bull was retired in 1866 and stored in Bordentown, New Jersey.

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"We're switching engines to Google, but what we build on top of that will be exclusive to Yahoo," Mr. Inoue said Tuesday.

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"We had switched engine companies for the first time, and the motors just weren't getting the job done".

His team eventually switched engine companies again and finished the season strong, but, as he said: "Three-fourths of the year was gone before that happened".

Joggers jogged no more; cars halted and switched engines off; even mad dogs obeyed the prevailing peace; and then, rather beautifully, the national anthem played.

The other is Harmon, our local Hamamatsu, where the N. Y. Central trains pause in their flight to the North and West to switch engines... View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Doreen St. Félix.

Whether any of these moves will get people to switch engines, however, is doubtful.