Sentence examples for tyre debris from inspiring English sources

Then a dramatic puncture for the MTECH Ferrari, which was running third after its pit stop with Duncan Cameron at the wheel, left tyre debris strewn down the Revett straight and the safety car was brought into play, wiping Ferrier's lead at a stroke.

Ferrari's Felipe Massa suffered a similar blowout and Toro Rosso's Jean-Eric Vergne was also affected, his problem leading to the safety car being introduced to enable marshals to clear tyre debris from the track.

Hamilton ran wide on the entry to Turn 11 after running on to the outside kerb whilst making his way into the corner, afterwards complaining of 'marbles' - tyre debris on the track making it slippery.

Starting on the 'dirty' side of the track, with tyre debris making traction difficult to find, Hamilton failed in an attempt to pass Webber and allowed Ferrari's Fernando Alonso and team-mate Button through to relegate him to sixth.

Separatists have blocked access to the building with a large wall of tyres and debris.

The flaming tyres and debris sent thick, dark smoke over part of Ikoyi Island, home to diplomats and many of the oil-rich nation's wealthy elite.

Duncan, a British lorry driver stranded in Calais who did not want to give his surname, said: "I saw smoke billowing up from the road ahead as tyres and debris was set on fire by the French strikers.

Others may be baffled by this montage of a goat's head, a tyre and some assembled debris.

And then there is the explanation that Pirelli has consistently fallen back on this season - that the failures are caused by cuts in the tyre, either caused by debris, or those kerbs.

High speed dynamic loadings such as small engine fragments, bird strike, tyre impact or ice debris are a concern for many aeronautical structures, as they can create severe damages raising safety issues.

The editorial then adds: "It takes all the vigorous vulgarity of February Gold or Cheerfulness to be seen over the strips of tyre and the fast-food debris that would overwhelm the more fastidious natives".