Sentence examples for to tyre from inspiring English sources
noun
The ring-shaped protective covering around a wheel which is usually made of rubber or plastic composite and is either pneumatic or solid.
Suppliers from steelmakers to tyre manufacturers are also suffering from the fall in demand.
He travels back to Tyre, then to Tarsus, to Pentapolis, to Ephesus, to Mytilene.
In spring 331 he returned to Tyre, appointed a Macedonian satrap for Syria, and prepared to advance into Mesopotamia.
Nebuchadrezzar laid siege to Tyre for 13 years without taking the city, because there was no fleet at his disposal.
"This was very important to me because this city is one of the places where the idea of Western civilization originated," he said, referring to Tyre.
He was worth runs even before he took up the massive bat with enough rubber round the handle to tyre a truck - John Arlott's "great begoggled supercat".
The black smoke grew thicker and more noxious as angry protesters set fire to tyre-and-bamboo barricades and the ritzy shopping area where they had bedded down for several weeks.The assault on the fortified camp was methodical and met only scattered resistance from gunmen holed up inside.
THE protesters threw stones and set fire to tyres.
An electromagnetic (EM) power generator having 46 Hz resonance frequency is designed to scavenge mechanical vibrations occurring in tyres due to tyre-road contact.
For both of them, their cars' kindness to tyres in dry conditions meant they were less able to generate the immediate tyre temperature they would need to find grip in the damp.
Enraged, the protesters then reportedly set fire to tyres and attacked the local offices of the ruling party, the source said.
