Sentence examples for violent engine from inspiring English sources

Other perfectly survivable occurrences include violent engine shuddering, sputtering flames and engine shutdown.

As a port city on the African frontier, Tangier's always been a cultural crossroads of African, Middle Eastern and European sensibilities, but recently the spatial politics of the city have become heavily geared towards obscuring black African migrants from visibility, and feeding a violent engine of isolation and abuse against them.

The impact of the crash was so violent that the Metrolink engine was shoved back into a passenger car, which collapsed on its side.

She would have guarded her from his world of violent movies and roaring engines.

In the first instance, a reference temperature, which is typical of that reached in the end gas of spark ignition engines under violent knocking conditions (Tc = 900 K), was used as a basis of comparison of ignition delay of the single fuels with the comparable PRF mixtures with respect to the research octane number (RON).

James Madison wrote in The Federalist No. 43 that treason accusations are "the great engines by which violent factions... have usually wreaked their alternate malignity on each other".

Even into the engine rooms, where the violent noise was there.

Violent men die violently.

Such furiously feeding black holes are thought to be the engines responsible for the violent quasars and other phenomena in the cores of galaxies.

In liberal democracies, non-violent mass protest can be an astonishingly efficient engine of reform; the threat or fact of violence empowers only its enemies.

Rafale means a violent gust of wind in French, but the two-engine Mach 2 all-purpose fighter-bomber has yet to stir even a faint breeze in the export market.