Sentences with phrase «little engines do»

Sure, it's a good rule of thumb, but all little vehicles with little engines don't necessarily do a lot better than big vehicles with big engines.

Not exact matches

In essence, Google has trained an entire generation of search engine users to pose questions in short keyword phrases that had little to do with what we wanted.

Their intentions may have been quite the contrary, but in calling for this change in emphasis they have in fact put the second commandment in place of the first and, in so doing, turned the first into little more than an engine for human betterment.

Hit a search engine and do a little research....

«We do have a little bit of a concern about the way that our engine is operated in the Toro Rosso car.

It wasn't hard to treat WSU as a little engine that could while viewing Kentucky as a team of one - and - done or two - and - done mercenaries.

why was Sead not playing... if he's not better than the little engine that couldn't at left - back or Bellerin playing out of position, why did we get him in the first place... his size would have provided some much needed muscle against an undersized Liverpool front line while his speed would have made those in wide positions play more honestly... I still believe that Wenger was once again punishing the fans for not being satisfied with what had transpired so far in the current window... no matter what the reasons, the decision was indicative of the ineptitude of this manager against top ranked opponents

«I have been reading The Little Engine That Could to my son, which kind of coincides with what we've been doing: believing in ourselves and thinking that we can,» said Kingston.

«Second is the personal frustration of not being able to fight for podiums, for victories and sometimes not even delivering what you are able to do because after 10 laps there are some problems so you need to de-tune a little bit the engine, batteries or something.

It may have been a new game, but it was the same story: sometimes, the physics engines just had no idea of what to do with such a round little man.

«The Little Engine That Could» is Isaiah's favorite and «The Boss Baby» by Marla Frazee always does the trick when my husband and I are in need of a laugh.

In the interest of making it more interesting and giving trains more places to go (since it doesn't seem like a «Very Useful Engine» would just go gallivanting for no reason), some Fisher Price Little People was incorporated.

(If you're new here — every week I do a little highlight of the odd and unusual search engine terms people ended up here with!)

If it seems that you found a genial way to cheat search engines and generate a high traffic with no or little effort, don't delude yourself.

Building your website, keeping it search engine friendly and maintaining its content is easily done through a content management system, which gives anyone with little or no technical knowledge the ability to plan and execute a basic to advanced dating website in any niche market you can think of.

Babel is like the little engine that couldn't, garnering lots of nods everywhere and no wins (no, the Golden Globe doesn't count).

The sound of the revving engine sounds great, along with all the little sounds that we don't always recognize, or think about.

Giving people a way to hide the UI was an obvious patch, but then we thought, what if we could provide some more power, open up the game engine a little bit and let everybody tweak the visuals the way we already do in - house?»

When it does, it drops and recovers quickly so you don't have to worry about the game chugging along like the little engine that could trying to make it up the hill.

Later, when factory managers first replaced their large steam engines with large electric motors, the new electric motors were less noisy and didn't produce smoke, but they had little impact on productivity.

«Like the little boy that did not understand mathematics at all, but just loved to tinker with anything engine - related.

Some manufacturers have increased engine capacity by boring out the cylinders this in some cases has left very little metal between the water jacket and the cylinder head if you don't run glycol with an alloy motor this can corrode allowing water into the cylinder hence the steam on start up of the engine.

The engine they're attached to is a gem, refined and punchy — it does become breathless if stretched, but there's little point when its best work is done lower down the rev range.

Other than that, the Impreza is uninspiring to drive, with a soggy chassis, a four - cylinder boxer engine that does little to raise your pulse, and a distinct lack of joie de vivre.

Basically, the last connection you make is to an unpainted metal part on the recipient car (a bolt on the engine is my favourite): if you don't see little sparks while making that connection, there's a good chance at least one of your clamps isn't on properly.

Fortunately, the Golf kept the water out, apart from some soggy carpet, and we'd put the TDI engine and box up on the crane, out of harms reach — but the boot of the Jetta did get a little damp.

It felt like my care was a little sluggish, but I don't know if that was an issue with the actual engine performance or pushing through all that water.

It can foul your spark plugs if it doesn't come off choke, it can build up a little extra carbon in your combustion chamber over the years but it will not damage your engine.

a mechanic told me to change the battery but i noted there was a time i used the radiator coolant toped up with little water it started up earlier cause the the engine wasn't to hot but from one of the responses i read coolants was encouraged over water also does it mean i should avoid water totally and use coolant alone?

I don't know how mich coolant will flow out of that particular engine, but I think if you swap the sensor quick enough, only a little amount of coolant will be gone.

I am also working on a guide to some of the things I did with the engine swap, that might be a little different.

It becomes hotter because the oil isn't allowed enough time to cool down a little before it is required to go back into the engine and do its thing.

There is also an all - new 1.5 - litre unit first seen in the upcoming Fiesta ST. Available with either 148 and 179bhp, the power output is a little off the Fiesta's 197bhp, but they do share a combination of direct and port - injection, integrated exhaust manifolds and a world - first cylinder deactivation system fitted to a three - cylinder engine.

P3497 is a service bulletin indicating a need for a software update to address the excessive oil consumption so I don't expect the light to go off until we've had a chance to do that but I'm wondering if there's a chance that I did irreparable damage to the engine driving it with so little oil.

Nice little car, but it's a shame that they didn't allow the Uruguayan engineers to tinker more with the engine, suspension and driving modes.

It never hurts to change the oil and in some cases if your engine does use a little oil then your more likely to not run it low.

However, when the engine is started and then the engine speed drops a little, 10 seconds, then the CEL light comes on and does not flash at all.

The diesel engine tested here doesn't feel as keen as its torque figure suggests, but as a cheap to run company car choice it's hard to fault, with little fuss at motorway speeds and just enough grunt to make the odd country lane interesting.

The main problem is the transverse - engine dash - to - axle relationship, but there's little Acura can do about it, and it won't matter for most mid-lux sedan customers.

Most of the aftermarket packages on offer for Ford's Mustang do little to help it adapt to life this side of the pond — 800bhp supercharged engines and fat stripes, although fun, probably don't suit your European sensibilities.

In addition to the mechanical changes, «Sport» models will feature a revised front bumper design said to improve both engine and brake cooling without increasing drag - but, to our eyes at least, does little to improve the looks of the car itself.

With two large turbos doing double duty as mufflers, the engine note is a distant whoosh that varies little with rpm or throttle setting.

The ESP is pretty busy, too: the torquey little engine even has the yellow telltale flashing in a straight line in second gear, and as soon as any understeer builds (which it does pretty quickly), power is killed instantly.

IMHO it depends on the journey you are doing though - if you've just pulled straight off a long motorway run, it's worth letting it run for a minute or so, but if the last few minutes of your journey were pottering slowly through a busy residential area, it's probably not needed, as the engine has been under little load for a while, and so will have cooled somewhat already.

Little information has been released about the model, but we do know that is will be powered by a 200bhp 1.6 - litre turbocharged engine, shared with sister company Hyundai's Velostar Turbo.

Its blunt nose and squared - off rear end make it look a little dorky — especially in the Blue Raspberry paint of this test car — and it doesn't have a very powerful engine or many high - tech amenities.

Indeed, it was all happy, happy, joy, joy until the rodents entered the engine bay and did a little eating of their own.

Dealer tells me not likely haven't done compression test yet but plan to bought car as a spare has 115k on it nice little car but before I spend 2000 $ for a head gasket I will probably put in a new engine.

Does the voltage rise when you rev the engine a little?

the 2nd O2 sensor usually has very little (usually nothing) to do with how the engine runs.