Sentences with phrase «back of the fire engine»
There is accessible storage in the back of the fire engine closed by a latch.
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And wild the encounter will be, as the probe gathers bits of comet material — the first sample from deep space — and then fires its engine to head back toward Earth.
Relying on color for their dramatic effect were Jennifer Lawrence (above, left) in a simple scoop neck custom fire engine red Calvin Klein gown, which she wore with nary a piece of jewelry in sight, Jennifer Hudson (above, right) in a tangerine orange Versace gown with contrasting purple shoes, Anne Hathaway in vintage strapless Valentino, a glowing Penelope Cruz, who just gave birth to her first child, in a flaming red hand embroidered L'Wren Scott gown, and Sandra Bullock in a red silk faille strapless Vera Wang gown with a double bustier and an oversized back bow.
Captain Tankboy and Humma add a Fire Engine to their fleet, but face the challenge of having to take it on a long road trip across country and back home in one piece.
But they can't resist the temptation of the ultimate abandoned toy, and even though neither has any driving experience beyond videogames, that doesn't stop them from firing up the engine, messing around with the various levers and rolling off in the vehicle before its owner comes back.
I wonder if you could take the carb off of the engine, then drain everything which is in it, then put it back on and see if it will fire.
Its Skyactiv 2.5 - liter four - cylinder engine with 184 horsepower and 185 pound - feet of torque isn't going to set the world on fire, but is zippy enough to confidently merge onto expressways, and have a good time on twisty back roads.
Wichman told me that the MGU is capable of producing up to 130 lb - ft of torque, though he mentions that this isn't additive torque (i.e. you don't add it to engine torque to get a total), it's just torque that's provided during startups to ensure that when the engine fires back after the driver takes his or her foot off the brake, it's smooth and seamless.