Sentence examples for wheels back and forth from inspiring English sources

At moments the camera, which nervously wheels back and forth among the three characters, seems almost to be stalking them to steal a glimpse of their dirty secrets.

The two boys had come home from the hospital only a week apart; together, they'd pedalled their Big Wheels back and forth on the sidewalk as toddlers, then braved kindergarten with matching backpacks and lunchboxes.

Within the turret, gun crews could move two 11-inch Dahlgren smoothbore guns, mounted side-by-side on brass wheels, back and forth on parallel wrought iron rails as they fired and reloaded.

Many mousetrap car building guides identify the axle as the primary source of friction on a mousetrap car.[3] To minimize axle friction, rub or spray a little lubricant on each axle where it meets the frame, then, if possible, work it into the contact point by sliding the wheels back and forth.

Flick the steering wheel back and forth and the Carver bobs left and right like a prizefighter dodging jabs.

The carnival queen was wheeled back and forth smiling and waving in the manner you would expect from a country with a history of beauty contest winners.

Turned loose, the riderless machine struggles for balance by violently swinging its front wheel back and forth and then repeatedly performs a series of ungainly tumbles.

On a straight patch of road, Mr. Atallah demonstrated the car's driving dynamics (or lack thereof) by moving the steering wheel back and forth.

I tried to compensate by sitting on a rolling stool but soon found myself spending more time spinning and wheeling back and forth between patient and computer than I did sitting still and listening.

When Ono made guttural groans while an empty baby carriage was wheeled back and forth across the stage and an amplified toilet flushed, there was a framework for it.

Project managers hope to remedy the situation by rocking the wheel back and forth, or perhaps resurrecting the wheel that failed last year, an effort that will probably take several months, according to Kepler's deputy project manager, Charles Sobeck of the Ames Research Center.