Sentence examples for throttle the engine from inspiring English sources

Then I'll wave, throttle the engine and move away for a better spot.

This TwinPower is the first M engine with BMW's Valvetronic system, which improves breathing, response and economy by electronically adjusting the 16 air-intake valves to throttle the engine.

At full throttle, the engine makes a distinct though not objectionable guttural sound, a reminder that while this is a luxury sedan, it can hustle when you want it to.

The laser system also has the added advantage that it allows the new Gasoline Direct Injection engines to control the lean running so you don't have to throttle the engine, says Dr Shenton.

At the touch of the throttle, the engine screamed like a furious chain saw, and he came ripping past the dock where a bunch of his friends were standing and then banked sharply, fanning up a tail of spray that sent them all dashing for cover.

The reason the FIA was upset about this was that they had always interpreted the relevant regulation to mean that at 100% throttle the engine had to provide 100% of the torque of which it was ultimately capable.

The brakes had not worked well, he explained, because at half-throttle the engine does not produce sufficient vacuum in 90percentt of cars to operate the power brake.

Pagano throttled the engine into gear.

While most automotive power plant systems have advanced since the 19th century, the basic method of throttling the engine has evolved far less.

John Denver's cornball "Take Me Home, Country Roads" became a reggae beacon when Toots and the Maytals throttled the engine with rhythm and funk.

Close the throttle, pull the clutch, and then move the gear shift upwards followed by throttling the engine.