Sentences with phrase «hunched over the wheel»
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«Rather than hunching over your steering wheel when driving, tilt the seat back a little to reflect the natural curves and arches of the spine.
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Somebody is killing them all off one by one and everyone points the finger at everyone else, never once suspecting that that hunched - over guy at the wheel of the snowplow is the murderous maniac responsible.
The steering wheel does not telescope, increasing the likelihood of uncomfortably hunching over to achieve an ideal arm bend while steering.
The new Coupe features unique detailing such as the long frameless doors, a heavily plunging roofline, prominent hunches over the rear wheel arches, a generously tapered glasshouse, acutely angled rear window, high - set bootlid, horizontally mounted tail - lights and trapezoidal tailpipes integrated into the lower section of the rear bumper.
The resemblance stops from the A-pillar onwards with unique detailing such as the long frameless doors, fixed B - pillars, a heavily plunging roofline, prominent hunches over the rear wheel arches, a generously tapered glasshouse, acutely angled rear window, high - set bootlid, horizontally mounted tail - lights and trapezoidal tailpipes integrated into the lower section of the rear bumper.
Key exterior design elements include uniquely shaped headlights, a bold grille with diamond - shaped inserts, prominent front wheel arch flares, strong structure to the flanks, heavily plunging roofline, prominent hunches over the rear wheel arches, a generously tapered glasshouse, acutely angled rear window, high - set boot lid, horizontally mounted tail - lights and trapezoidal tailpipes integrated into the lower section of the rear bumper.
Key exterior design elements unique to the new Mercedes include a relatively upright windscreen, long frameless doors, fixed B - pillars, a heavily plunging roofline, prominent hunches over the rear wheel arches, a generously tapered glasshouse, acutely angled rear window, high - set bootlid, horizontally mounted tail - lights and trapezoidal tailpipes integrated into the lower section of the rear bumper.
Hunched low over the wheel, foglamps piercing the miasma, Dave Rudman powered his cab through the chicane at the bottom of Park Lane.