Sentences with phrase «corner as you hug»
You feel the intensity of every sharp corner as you hug the edge of the turn and do everything you can to keep the car from falling off the cliff while tearing through the track as fast as you can.
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Weir didn't just have Hug to beat in the closing stages either, as he explained: «There were 15 at the last corner.
Terrific sport seats wrap around your torso to hug you in place as the cornering forces build, while a beefy dead pedal on the left makes it easy to balance against the impressive g's delivered by the chassis.
As sport bikes and slammed Miatas speed through the winding mountainous roads at blazing speeds, our all - wheel - drive MKZ holds its own, hugging corners and providing road feedback usually associated with German sport sedans from BMW AG and Audi AG.
An ultra high performance tyre which «Hugs the corners» and uses many of the same technologies as our ultra-high performance sports cars.
An ultra high performance tyre which «Hugs the corners» and uses many of the same technologies as our ultra-high performance sports car tyres to help deliver extraordinary handling and dry grip to the most demanding sport performance cars.
As long as you're not overweight, the front seats are very comfortable and hug you tightly in cornerAs long as you're not overweight, the front seats are very comfortable and hug you tightly in corneras you're not overweight, the front seats are very comfortable and hug you tightly in corners.
As a rear - drive performance car, BladeGlider exhibits a coherent and linear handling that enables it to consistently hug road curves, providing feedback for intuitive and exhilarating steering control when cornering under threshold conditions.
As for the seats, they offer decent levels of back support but are a little flat and don't hug you in corners.
As a cover based shooter the mechanics of hugging walls works pretty well, apart from the bizarre inability to go around a corner whilst staying in cover, a tactic I'm fairly certain most soldiers should learn but that Dan Marshall somehow didn't.
They are affixed directly onto the gallery's walls, and often wrap around doorways and corners, as if they're hugging the room.