Sentence examples for tread from from inspiring English sources

In many cases the police reports examined by The Times described a high-speed rollover, produced by a separation of the tread from the tire.

These are scalloped areas that run into the side of the tread from the sidewall to give traction in snow and during off-road driving.

His hole-prison is about ten feet deep and three feet wide, and it is covered most of the time by a piece of heavy metal tread from a Russian tank.

When the train brakes, each brake shoe is pushed to the wheel tread from inside to outside.

[All simple page references from now on will be to the MacAdam 2002 edition of Prichard's work.] Prichard starts where many moral philosophers never tread: from an account of what an act is.

Surprisingly, decreasing ethanol pressure in CVD shows an unambiguous tread from self-limited single layer to a multi-layer graphene, and there exists a narrow window of ethanol pressure which is preferred for the formation of large domain bilayer graphene.

Down came the garage, and out came a backhoe to rip cement treads from the ground.

And look," she points at the dirty paths, where disease can be trodden from place to place, "we have cholera".

We think the plant came here on the boot of a friend, trodden from their garden to ours.

All the landscapes he trod, from West Africa to the Welsh border, got fantastically rearranged inside his head and emerged somehow more real, if less verifiable, on the page.

Earlier in the week, federal officials ordered a small New Jersey retailer to recall 450,000 radial tires after it was discovered that a Chinese manufacturer had stopped including a safety feature that prevented the treads from separating.