Sentence examples for wheel stick from inspiring English sources
Suddenly, I felt the front wheel stick, and the rear wheel shot into the air.
The cabins of today's trucks are basically the industrial-grade cousin of your own passenger car, with the steering wheel, stick shift, and pedals all where you'd expect them only tougher, stronger looking.
I may also see a front wheel sticking out of the pile, turning and turning.
Recently Leese has changed his tune: a nasty scare after getting his wheel stuck in the tram tracks may or may not have sped up his conversion.
Within minutes, however, I watched an S.U.V. hit another cyclist, and then I got my own front wheel stuck in a streetcar track, sending me to the pavement.
The bikes 456 pounds are bolstered by a decidedly fat rear wheel stuck under the short tail of a sport bike all the better for taking on unsuspecting challengers.
Together, he and Jacobson ponder Marcel Duchamp's "Bicycle Wheel" (housed at MoMA, it consists of a bicycle wheel sticking out of a wooden stool).
"You keep me waiting in a truck," she writes in one poem, "with its one good wheel stuck in a ditch". Writers who live between two languages face an extra challenge in their role as lexicographers of metaphor.
Whatever you touch -- steering wheels, stick shift, clothing or hair -- will carry fingerprints.
One of the things we've been very conscious of with the Spanish and some of the Italian handling agents, this kind of rubbish: the baggage fits but the wheels stick out.
Traction is how well the wheels stick to the surface.
