Sentence examples for wheel from inspiring English sources

The Commonwealth is not putting their shoulder to the wheel".

Modern cricket and its followers don't seem to have time for such lengthy endeavours unfortunately, but the endlessly churning hamster wheel of the cricket schedule goes on and on.

The Tories lost their reputation for economic competence on Black Wednesday in 1992 and would have to suffer three election defeats before they were allowed anywhere near the steering wheel again.

This is shady practice and reminiscent of the car parking wheel clampers a few years ago.

If you want respect, you have to earn it.'" If you travel in a city during rush hour, the chances are you will have seen someone on a bicycle pull a stunt that, had it been perpetrated by a car driver, would have seen them dragged from the wheel and strung from the nearest lamp-post.

It's quite the situation for Calgary, a team everyone expected to go absolutely nowhere this year and that's holding its early successful record like a mule with a spinning wheel: no-one is exactly sure how the Flames got it, and danged if the team (or anyone else) knows quite how to use it.

The iPhone can be controlled via voice, or through the car's native touchscreen interface mounted in the dashboard or with traditional buttons including those mounted on the steering wheel.

One method, using a "pricking iron", which looks like a fork, is laborious and hard to get straight; the other uses a "pricking wheel" – like a pastry edger – which zips along neatly but is much less satisfying.

More recently, place cells have also been found to code "time", clocking how many seconds a rat has been running on a wheel.

He built a bespoke jet pipe that could jink past the rear wheel and added an afterburner to give the extra kick needed.

An improvised cardboard sign, scrawled with "La Rochelle, SVP" worked its magic on a trucker named Olivier and I was soon rolling into this sophisticated old port, perched vertiginously in the cockpit of the 18-wheel juggernaut.