Sentences with phrase «so take your foot off the gas»

It can be set to alert the driver when the car can coast to a stop on electric power so they take their foot off the gas sooner.

So take your foot off the gas pedal, and don't drink and drive.

Not exact matches

Team Harris is clearly among the upper echelon of Teams in the League and while the Teams ranked ahead of them may take their foot off the gas ever so slightly Team Harris has some added fuel now..

He also spoke about how happy he was that we got the job done so well after a tough couple of games already this week, although he did admit that we had taken the foot off the gas and were coasting a bit when Hull scored.

You must give some credit though because they say it is very hard to replace a great coach, the fans love Conte, so Allergi deserves credit for not letting them take foot off the gas.

The Gunners need to keep up our form for that reason but also to go into the FA cup final firing on all cylinders so this is no time for us to take our foot off the gas, while Alexis Sanchez still has a good chance of winning the PFA Player of the Year award if he keeps playing well and scoring.

So this seems to refute the assertion that «When you take your foot off the gas pedal and the engine is ~ 1500 - 2500, the ECU will cut fuel completely to the engine.»

But that's not to say the PX4 headset - which also works with PC, Mac, and both Sony and Microsoft consoles of current - gen and next - gen flavours - is taking its foot off the gas because there's so little competition.

As an aside, and given the bevy of bugs and security related issues we've seen Apple deal with over the past few months, there have been reports that Apple with iOS 12 will take its foot off the gas ever so slightly in an effort to focus more on system stability.

But that's not to say the PX4 headset - which also works with PC, Mac, and both Sony and Microsoft consoles of current - gen and next - gen flavours - is taking its foot off the gas because there's so little competition.