Sentences with phrase «blasted out of the engine»

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Friends and relatives are mourning a bank executive and mother of two from New Mexico who died after she was partially pulled out of an airplane when an engine blast caused a passenger's window to burst.

Imagine looking up the exhaust blasting out of the biggest jet engine in the world.

The engine feels almost a bit too much for the layout, and under full load a hurricane of gases blasts out of the twin tailpipes.

There's some understeer, but with that huge hit of torque and excellent traction control setup, it's relatively easy to just edge the tail wide as the corner opens out and then blast onto the next straight with the engine snorting and bellowing behind.

Few cars in the evo car park could provide such satisfying spur - of - the - moment B - road blasts, the combination of a rev - happy naturally aspirated 2 - litre engine, sharp steering and gearchange, superb grip levels and a small, easy - to - place footprint made it the office weapon of choice for «just going out for a drive».

No word yet on alternate engines, but we know the base offering is a 6.6 - liter Duramax diesel that blasts out 350 horsepower and 700 pound - feet of torque.

The Audi TTS uses a high - output version of that engine that puts out a whopping 292 horsepower and 280 lb - ft of torque, enough to blast the TTS from 0 - 60 in just 4.6 seconds.

If you see this, pull over as soon as you can and immediately turn on the heat to full blast so you can let some of the heat out of the engine.

Blasting out of the pits, the sound was just amazing; indeed just starting this engine at standstill is a pleasure.

The 1.8 - liter engine cranks out plenty of power, making the car a blast to drive.

I found myself driving for a while in third gear, just to hear the great engine note blast out of the quad exhausts.

What started out as a test of this new engine has become something much richer and more rewarding than we could have imagined, in the form of Mega Blast.

In many cases, this works out beautifully - as long as you have enough horsepower to blast your way past the limitations of the game engine.

Background: Cliff Harris of Positech Games, makers of Gratuitous Space Battles, blasted out Mark Rein of Epic Games, makers of Gears of War, Unreal Tournament, and the Unreal Engine, in a blog post.