Sentence examples for take a tire from inspiring English sources

Take a tire iron or a shovel or whatever tool suits you.

The Pentagon, in an effort to develop low-cost artificial hands, has built a robot that can take a tire off a car.

They'd took a tire iron to him, spurred him up, drug him around by his dick until it pulled off, just bloody pulp.

There must be less people in the world who think it is okay to allow their feelings of fear to turn into hateful acts of violence -- like taking a tire iron to the head of someone who needs to "go back to their country," because of their ethnicity, religion, or way of life.

Take an old tire that is still mounted to the rim.

But don't be afraid to take a second, perhaps tiring and more menial job on the weekends.

"We'll take a big, old tractor tire and a sledgehammer and hit the tire 25 times" in a typical class, said Mr. Roozen, owner of Performance Edge Training Systems and director of certification for the National Strength and Conditioning Association.

And if you don't easily tire, take a taxi to South Beauty 881 (881 Central Yanan Road, 86-21-6247-1581), andpiCantonesen and Cantonese restaurant with bar and lounge connected to an old French mansion.

"If your wrists are starting to hurt or your shoulders are tired, take a break," Mr. Comana advised.

Tires take a lot of crude oil to make.

When Modiano verges on wearing himself out, Doumalar is quick to remind him: "Drink, rest, take a breath, you're tired".