Sentence examples for today the engine from inspiring English sources

Today, the engine is just about the only part original to the bike, and most of its chrome has been stripped off.

He nationalized the debt, binding the states together and creating the fluid capital markets that are today the engine of world capitalism.

The CAP came on line in the early 1990s and today is the engine of Arizona's growth.

But in 2008, the engine sputtered and ran out of gas.

Third, until the 1990s, the engine of European integration was the Federal Republic of Germany, with France at the steering wheel.

Since the 1970s the engine has been adapted for many uses, including cryogenic refrigeration, submarine propulsion, and electrical production.

Above 5,000 r.p.m., heading for the redline of 6,500, the engine takes on an urgent, raspy "performance" sound.

Until 2004 the engine was bolted to the frame, and the whole bike shook like a jackhammer.

But after driving the Flex with the blissfully turbocharged, 355-horsepower EcoBoost V-6 — a new option for 2010 — the engine caveat has turned into a commendation.

In the 1960s, the engine that sold Dodges and Plymouths was the rugged slant-6 in cars like the successful, indestructible Valiant and Lancer compacts.

Next year, the engine regulations will change with a switch to 1.6-litre V6 turbo engines.