Sentences with phrase «onto side tracks»

You know very well that I'm refering to god and the supernatural attributions thereof in this discussion, and yet you choose to derail onto side tracks of no relevance.

Then we were pulling off the road onto a side track and through a farm gate.

Just recognize the risk: If you get off the main track and onto a side track, you might stay too long and end up with a blurry label.

Not exact matches

After the impact, the No. 5 car slid down the track and lifted onto its side before immediately landing back on its wheels in Turn 4.

However, whether it was the Olympics that lead the fashion off track and onto the more sportier side of trends — or if it was the Queen of casual / cool, Isabel Marant who re-invented the sneaker, merging it with both the height of heels and the statement of serious fashion — the outcome is that the streets are now walked in pure comfort without loosing any fashionable values!

A «floating» fender over each wheel enhances the visual impact of RN30 and work with the side splitters to improve aerodynamic performance, producing the sensation that the car is being sucked - down onto the track.

Exit the train station from the Via Marsala side exite, the one next to track 1, turning left onto Via Marsala.

These aren't slot - car drivers, but convincing opponents who will overcook it going into a turn, lose control as they try to get back onto the track, and even give you a love - tap as you race side - by - side through a turn.

The earliest rail cars were drawn by horses along tracks that went from the quarries to the Neponset River where the stone was loaded onto boats or barges to complete the trip to Charlestown on the other side of Boston.

Many passenger trains run on tracks owned by freight companies, and they are slowed on long stretches of single track, where trains must pull onto sidings so others can pass.

Although manufacturers have a duty to perform adequate testing before releasing these drugs onto the market, multiple loopholes exist to allow for fast - track approval processes that may fail to detect life - threatening side effects.