Sentences with phrase «bolt together»

It makes me want to bolt together the underneath leg joints and even paint the whole set white.

I have some furniture concoctions & colors up my sleeve for the downstrs, not tellin» what pcs am gonna bolt together yet, heh heh.

There is so much experimentation happening too, so many prefab systems that come in boxes, panels and even precut sticks like ehabitat's eframe system which «includes all rafters, lintels, posts and bolts, which come cut to length, numbered and ready to bolt together.»

But please, Alfa Romeo, bolt it together properly!

«I don't dismember a character into its component parts and then kind of bolt it all together, and off you go,» Day - Lewis said in 2012, discussing Steven Spielberg's Lincoln.

Jaguar shares a corporate stable with Land Rover, so it's not as if these folks don't know how to bolt together a stupendous offroader.

VCs and founders are like two components that used to be bolted together.

His speech was also well structured and delivered, which is more than can be said for Jeremy Corbyn's on Friday afternoon, when the Labour leader offered little more than platitudinous applause points clumsily bolted together and delivered with all the zeal of a bowling club captain.

Named after a Soviet actress, the Lyubov Orlova was bolted together in Yugoslavia in 1976.

And this one just felt like it had been bolted together in a particular way, and it felt very deliberate and labored, and there was just some sort of tonal thing about it that stopped it from going up a bit further and acquiring that spark.

Koei is the name behind Warriors Orochi, and essentially is a blend of their Dynasty Warriors series and Samurai Warriors series bolted together with...

Covenant labours in the shadow of earlier films and has been crudely bolted together by screenwriters John Logan and Dante Harper with derivative action set pieces that give birth to a new hybrid of extra-terrestrial nasty — the neomorph — with translucent milky skin and a gait more akin to humans.

The Camaro's engine, transmission, steering, and suspension work together in such a way that the entire car feels engineered, not simply bolted together from spare parts.

This is just a series of aero parts bolted together, looks just like a Le Mans car aka a racing car!

This is the first time the 1.8 - liter four - cylinder and 6 - speed dual - clutch automatic transmission have been bolted together for the American market, and they seem to compliment each other well as we drive away from the dock toward the wilds of Bainbridge.

The transmission and engine are bolted together, but they are two separate things that have different oil systems.

(800 / min — 5,000 / min) Maximum Revs: 9,150 rpm Power output per l: 133 hp / l (V8 engine) Power transmission: Combustion engine with hybrid module and transmission bolted together to form a single drive unit; seven - speed dual - clutch transmission; rear - wheel drive; front electric motor with gearbox for driving the front wheels (decoupled from 146 mph); five pre-selectable operating modes for optimum coordination of all drive units.

The same type of expanding and bolting together apply here.

Can't tell if it's welded or bolted together in the middle.

Assuming all the important parts remain bolted together, the potential for vehicular mayhem is somewhat limited by the Polaris» humble powertrain.

For better or for worse, the vehicle's consoles, armrests, panels, etc. look designed rather than bolted together to serve a purpose.

Ryan Bushman bolts together all components loosely, then torques the bolts to spec once all of the kit's parts are in place.

Also, our test car was bolted together tightly.

Our Yukon was bolted together tightly with the exception of a speaker that caused a door panel to vibrate when the radio was turned up.

It all looks impressive and well bolted together, although we'll have to see it in the flesh — and live with it — to see if it really challenges the XC90's cabin.

The little two - door sports car was originally bolted together as a response to the Z cars coming from competitor Datsun (and later Nissan), but it eventually grew into a special machine with a cult - like following.

Of course — it's part of a $ 3,100 technology package, which bolts together the navigation, heads - up display, online services and an «instrument cluster with extended contents.»

There's no doubt that the UK will be a big market for the new Range Rover, and the US will become even more so if Land Rover can demonstrate the new Range Rover is not just the best luxury SUV there is, but that it's properly bolted together too.

In a typical car, the engine and transmission are bolted together and held in place by three or four mounts.

The other front - end components are likewise bolted together and can therefore be replaced cost - effectively following an accident.

The 328i is a top - quality machine that is bolted together tightly.

The trunk offers a fair amount of room, and the car seems to be bolted together reasonably well.

Not only is the styling of the G - Class only modestly updated, but familiar G - Class trademarks — like the door closing noise, «stuck on» indicators and old - fashioned door handles — remain intact too, although panel gaps improve and it looks less bolted together from bits and more of a cohesive whole.

You're looking at something that has «the highest racing technology transfer on a street homologated Ferrari,» so make no mistake - this is one of the most serious cars Maranello has ever bolted together.

On some front - drive cars, the whole engine and transmission are bolted together somewhere else and trucked to the factory in a box.

Yes, we might be headed into a future when it won't matter how gloriously bolted together and spectacularly styled your car is.

It also feels well bolted together.

Still, our overall federal student loan system is a sort of Frankenstein's monster that resulted from well - meaning people bolting together various loans and repayment plans over the years.

The sturdy posts are made from untreated 2x4's that are bolted together.

To build their DIY cat tower, CRHS bolted together three plastic storage totes featuring cut - out «windows.»

This was the only day I spent in Sicily, having ridden there on a train that seemed only finger - bolted together, then a ferry that made sounds like a great and dying beast.

Once you start paying attention you'll notice how eerily similar planets look or how none of them offer any different gameplay, or how clearly bolted together most of the wildlife actually is and how small their animation pool is.

Constructed from weathered sections of dead trees that have been brought down from the mountains of Southern China and bolted together in the form of a whole, healthy tree with spreading branches, Tree is a totem that may be seen as a comment on the strength of modern China built from many ancient ethnic groups, or a determined attempt to create something new and vital from what is irrevocably lost.

Deshayes homages this powerful moment with the work Lupa, a sculpture made of eight aluminium parts bolted together to create a totemic circuit board that is suspended in - between the rough, the engineered, the organic and the mellifluous.

[18] His works are often composed of a juxtaposition of shaped canvases, which he bolts together into an integral form.

She bought 15 headboards of differing styles, sizes and eras, bolted them together and painted them with swatches of red, yellow, white and black.

The installation is constructed from eight large canvases that are painted black and bolted together to create a room in which viewers can immerse themselves in a contemplative space.

But I didn't understand Donald Judd at all and one day I went to Castelli Gallery, and they had these multi-colored modules, all bolted together into different sizes.

Many of the canvases were slanted and bolted together to create diamond shapes that were combined with rounder shapes that Mangold himself has described as looking like heads, or egg shapes.

Flat geometric panels bolted together,