Sentences with phrase «cranking in»

Air conditioning status: Most likely the air conditioner won't still be cranking in the fall, so it might escape buyers» minds to check it out.

The waves range from warm and fun in Summer (classic Europe), to cranking in the Autumn / Winter and Spring, the above photo is a picture of what I scored in November, call it what you will.

To really get the party cranking in this crew cab we opted for two of Rockfords Punch P310D4 10 - inch dual coice coil subwoofers, two pairs of Rockford Fosgate P162S component sets, a Rockford Fosgate Punch P8002 amplifier, a Rockford Fosgate P8004 amplifier and assorted RCA's and cabling.

As the cameras start cranking in Virginia, director Daniel Ragussis is adding more cast members to FBI thriller Imperium, which also features another Daniel — Radcliffe — in its lead role.

It's time to get cranking in 2015!

Nothing gets the blood flowing quite like a booming techno track cranked in the background as you finally squeeze past the lead racer and find yourself in first place.

Insert key, stand on gas, crank in opposite lock, and the Shelby GT500KR drives animals to cover and mothers to full toddler embrace mode.

Some even modded the chassis and cranked in enough boost to reach orbit, creating bargain supercar - killers.

It has no related that you didn't remove filter before or not but MB crank in some model is complicate, the tube can't go far to extract all of the oil.

«Then I cranked in the lumbar support and found no trouble with the driver's position.»

The larger battery is charged by the brakes, which help in engine start - stop, also the battery assists the crank in developing torque and takes some load of the engine.

The particular version used in the G20 produced 140 hp (100 kW) crank in the US at first, and 145 hp (108 kW) in» 00 + editions (116 to 126 whp; stock range) and 132 lb ⋅ ft (179 N ⋅ m) or 136 lb ⋅ ft (184 N ⋅ m) torque (111 to 120 wft · lbf; stock range).

Steering feels light on center and tightens up some when you crank in more angle and in typical Mercedes form, the brake pedal is squishy.

The system doesn't kick if you crank in some steering angle without the turn signal activated, guessing (correctly) that you intend to change lanes without signaling.

In 1977, the Golden Gate National Parks acquired a 97,000 - pound cannon of the type originally emplaced here, and visitors today can still see this «disappearing» gun that can be cranked in and out of its hidden emplacement.

Move the Wii - mote up and down to pump water in order to put out a fire, rotate the Wii - mote to turn a crank in order to tighten the bolts on a leaky fire hydrant, quickly move the Wii - mote downward to revive a citizen, use the onscreen pointer to match up electrical cords in order to fix a traffic light, among many other types of mini games.

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Cranks in control, as it were.

You can crank in - game graphics to High and blow past 100 frames per second in Dota 2, Overwatch, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, and more.

Not exact matches

The cartoon, drawn by Pulitzer Prize - winning cartoonist Ann Telnaes, showed Cruz in a Santa costume cranking an old - fasioned music box, with his two young daughters as dancing monkeys dressed in elf costumes.

Whether it's Jason Bourne (The Bourne Identity) working out religiously, Chev Chelios (Crank) being strong enough to survive an entire day with poison (The Beijing Cocktail) in his system, or even James Bond imperceptibly fixing his tie after being shot at, assassins know that to operate your best, you need to look and feel your best.

Panoz's factory in Hoschton, Georgia, cranks out some 300 hand - built cars per year.

In 1964, the company relocated to a 100,000 - square - foot factory in Long Island City, and with 120 employees and state - of - the - art equipment, it was cranking out six million envelopes a daIn 1964, the company relocated to a 100,000 - square - foot factory in Long Island City, and with 120 employees and state - of - the - art equipment, it was cranking out six million envelopes a dain Long Island City, and with 120 employees and state - of - the - art equipment, it was cranking out six million envelopes a day.

That has cranked up pressure on Prime Minister Haider al - Abadi to resolve a political crisis or risk losing control of parts of Baghdad even as the military wages a counter-offensive against Islamic State in Iraq's north and west with the help of a U.S. - led coalition.

We're getting better about being able to broadcast messages to cell phones, certainly the hand - cranked radio is a good idea — your car radio, if you're in a parking garage with your car,» he said.

It'd probably result in a price hike — or, more likely, some sort of «premium» model — but the AirPods» unsealed design lets in a good chunk of noise if you don't crank the volume all the way up.

You use Windows to crank out complex business reports, do detailed work in Photoshop, or make a video.

Dixon, in his eighth MLL season, had his cannon crank shot on target and increased his MLL career record for 2 - pointers to 50.

Tesla slashed that target by half in January, promising to crank out 2,500 a week by the end of March.

I was worried that my new bride would find me in the hotel business center cranking through emails like some crazed addict.

Western Australia's next gold mine, Crescent Gold Ltd's upgraded Laverton operation, is scheduled to be in production before Christmas and crank up quickly to 90,000 ounces a year.

The robotics it has installed in its factories have helped it crank out its 737 airplanes about 60 % faster than it did five years ago.

Pulling down the handle to lock in the capsule, it almost feels like you're cranking out a coffee.

The task of internet archivists has developed a significance far beyond what anyone could have imagined in 2001, when the Internet Archive first cranked up the Wayback Machine and began collecting Web pages; the site now holds more than 30 petabytes of data dating back to 1996.

If you're in a highly - technical field, it probably doesn't make sense to crank out blog posts that are nothing but lists of animated GIFs.

But in 2008, in the midst of the financial crisis, we started noticing that young people were doing some awfully significant things, whether in the financial world (Meredith Whitney had just made her bold call against Citigroup), in the tech world (Facebook was beginning to crank into high gear), or in other industries (Kevin Plank's apparel upstart Under Armour was giving Nike a real run for its money).

RIM as we've known it in the past — the company cranking out world - changing technology, making cutting - edge smartphones and leading the industry — is already gone.

What Canada can do in the short term is seek to hit some doubles and triples rather than crank home runs.

Growth is about focusing on those levers that are pulling in the crowds, then cranking things up.

In the course of development, the hand crank disappeared and the price escalated, meaning the «$ 100 laptop» now sells for $ 172.

If only you could hire an assistant, limit distractions, stay head down, and crank out more work, everyone in the office would be happier, and your business would benefit, right?

In 2005, he unveiled a prototype for a sturdy laptop that could be powered by a hand crank and had a screen that could be easily read in direct sunlighIn 2005, he unveiled a prototype for a sturdy laptop that could be powered by a hand crank and had a screen that could be easily read in direct sunlighin direct sunlight.

And in particularly noisy environments — a rumbling bus, let's say — you may still have to make it a point to crank the volume to block everything out.

Stop cranking to reposition props in your composition after each turn.

«Back in»83 shops like ours cranked out a lot of crap,» he admits.

But a punk analyst sitting in his office cranking out DCF - driven «research» with assumptions literally supplied by management itself?

The country cranked out a record amount of raw steel in June, with output rising to 73.23 million metric tons, a 5.7 percent increase over June 2016.

Here in the U.S., our refiners have been cranking out record amounts of gasoline products, exports it as well, particular of gasoline, we «re a big supplier to Mexico all of a sudden because they «ve been having problems.

He also promised that the tiny electric car company would be cranking out «a few million cars» by 2025, putting it eye - level with BMW in terms of production and far surpassing the company's 2014 production tally of just 33,000 units.

As the Los Angeles Times reports, the Girl Scouts of America actually employ two different bakers — ABC Bakers and Little Brownie Bakers — to crank out the more than 200 million boxes of Girl Scout cookies the Americans eat each year — and the cookies they make look differently, taste differently and, in some cases, even have different names.