Sentences with phrase «sharp incline»
"Sharp incline" means a steep or sudden increase in something, like a slope going uphill at a high angle. Full definition
The car managed to take on a few sharp inclines with two passengers in third gear with the engine showing no signs of strain.
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Dubbed «Mercedes - Benz Mountain,» this stunning construction was made up of a series of sharp inclines and descents, some as steep as 42 degrees, designed to show off their impressively capable G - Class wagons.
It purrs like a kitten on all the S curves and sharp inclines without actually purring.
There's a healthy mid-range as well, so sharp inclines can be taken in 2nd or 3rd gear and you can let the revs drop a fair bit before the need to shift down a cog comes up.
Here's what you surely haven't heard about El Nido, and probably not taking into considerations: Tourists visits in El Nido is in sharp incline during the last few years, and with the tourist's congestion, the dormant town starts developing.
Known as the place of many waterfalls, owing to the many tributaries of the uMngeni River that tumble down gorges and over sharp inclines on their way to the Indian Ocean, Howick is possibly best known as the place where Nelson Mandela was arrested...
Asthma rates are on a sharp incline in the US and worldwide, particularly among poor and inner - city children.
Running on a sharp incline drastically reduces the impact between your feet and the ground.
The test track they had created had the potential to fully utilize the capacity of any 4 × 4 vehicle and had bumps, sharp inclines, slush, 45 degree slopes and a drifting area.
We tried the car on a dusty off - road track, where its ability to climb loose gravel on a sharp incline impressed us, as well as its smooth descents on similar surfaces.
After a sharp incline or decline in price, traders lose faith that the market can sustain such a sharp incline or decline for long.
There are no steps and the tea - pluckers must scale the sharp incline.
The walk was long and on a sharp incline.
The works (Untitled) Superfecta (2015) and (Untitled) Hollywood Park (2016) splay their titles as a series of floating squares and sharp inclines.
A cresting hill forces a sharp incline in the otherwise flat highway.