Sentences with phrase «shunt on»

Witnessed many a shunt on track days in front or behind... normally people going out like nutters not taking a bit time to get feel for car track first (I would for example not push very till second of 6 sessions no matter how many times driven castle come, tracks are live things need to feel & judge grip levels and your tyres on the day first).

We didn't have to wait long to find out if that would be the case, with a multi-car shunt on the first lap of race one involving around a third of the entire field.

Kris Meeke's big shunt on Friday at Rally Argentina produced a lot of hard work for the Citroen Racing mechanics...

I got in before they changed things up, whereas now, smaller publishers — namely you, if you are publishing your own book — are being shunted on to their new service Ingram Spark.

Nowadays they will want to charge you for consent - to - let, possibly add a premium to your mortgage interest rate, and ultimately limit how long you can stay on the standard mortgage before being shunted on to a buy - to - let one.

Not exact matches

With so much to act on and think about just to keep your business in the black, it's easy to shunt aside longer - term planning

The euro managed to recover losses made on Monday after two anti-establishment leaders made early plays to govern Italy following an inconclusive election where voters shunted mainstream parties to the sidelines.

He said that the revenue it draws — and «the addiction it creates» — has caused broadcasters to lose sight of its negative effect on Canadian programming, which is often shunted to undesirable timeslots or secondary channels to accommodate the «scheduling whims» of U.S. networks.

Interestingly, though, Myerson's ridiculous assertion in a roundabout way shows how you change culture... In this case, Nadella effectively shunted Windows to its own division with all of the company's other non-strategic assets, leaving Myerson and team to come to yesterday's decision on their own.

The consequence of the past failure to note this basic disagreement on the Trinity has been that all of these concomitant issues have been shunted to the margins of evangelical discourse.

Experiences from early youth, say, get shunted off into a byway of the brain and fester as uneasy memory traces, exerting only a negative prehensive effect on the regnant society.

Just when a «gender gap» at the voting booth surfaced in 1980, and women in politics began to talk of capitalizing on it, the Republican party elevated Ronald Reagan and both political parties began to shunt women's rights off their platforms.»

However, while this seems like a promising development, it is debatable whether it has had much influence on what actually has been happening in the field as forests continue to be torn down and local people shunted to jail for protesting the taking of their land.

Wenger may say that, but the fact is that Chamberlain may have become disillusioned with the Boss, as he has actually only started in 25 Arsenal League games in two years, and has been shunted around from one position to another on a regular basis.

And, like you, I am not so fussed and upset as some on here if Ozil plays slightly wider — jeeez if Messi can be shunted out wide to accommodate someone else then I suppose anyone can.

However his prospects appeared to have ended following a monster shunt in Formula 3000 in 1988 which left both his feet almost literally hanging on by a thread.

Ozil can drift to the right as the game goes on to allow for «the Ramsey burst to goal» which we have so missed since he was shunted to the right wing.

It all kicked off on lap one, just a few corners after Palmer and Grosjean's shunt, Lance Stroll went for a spin and he fell to 15th.

This Lamborghini Super Trofeo outing at Silverstone in 2013 didn't quite go to plan when he lost control while warming up his tyres and shunted into the barrier on the Hangar Straight.

Both drivers were perhaps to blame for this shunt, but Coulthard was pretty far back and it was an over-enthusiastic move on Alexander Wurz which caused this unusual collision in Australia 2007.

Suffering brake failure on the run to the first corner at the Albert Park Circuit is never good and it resulted in this massive shunt during the opening Supercars race.

It was a scary shunt, nonetheless, with Elliott's car flying into the air, almost landing on its side at one point, as rivals piled into the carnage.

He played down the shunt but explained that he's struggling in other areas of the track, similar to when he's on racing games.

It's fair to say Daniil Kvyat's British Grand Prix was, pretty much, a disaster after a shunt with his team - mate Carlos Sainz Jr. on the opening lap.

We watch the «same old» Arsenal churn out the same toothless performance where the result hinges on the competence of our DM, or whether our FB's get caught out of position, meanwhile our best talents are shunted wide, or dropped altogether.

A lot of racing has been going on this weekend at Watkins Glen, which has meant there have been quite a few shunts

Tristan Vautier understeered into the tyre barriers on the outside of the corner and had a sizeable shunt.

Shoehorning Rooney into the No. 9 position seemed to have a detrimental impact on those around him too as Yilmaz was shunted out to the right wing where his effectiveness was severely limited.

I will sign off by congratulating the team on coming back from three goals down, congratulate Olivier Giroud on his continuing to justify his inclusion with vital goals and assists, congratulate Sanchez on his vital goal and continuing to give his all despite being shunted from his central striker position and I would like to congratulate Lucas Perez on getting his first premiership goal and playing his part in the comeback.

There was a young Doc from Gibraltar, In the papers you'll probably have caught «er, «Cos Mourinho the c*nt Has given her the shunt For running on when she didn't oughta.

Like many players on this list, Mustoe was shunted around from club to club during his early years in the professional game, before finally settling down at a club outside of England in Westerlo, who he's represented since January last year.

A new gearbox was needed after the hefty shunt, pushing Bottas all the way down to P15 on the starting grid.

And, exactly as you say, the problem is that he is not good enough to make that his position because obviously Ozil is better which creates a headache for Wenger because you can not have Ramsey on the bench — impossible, can't do it, and so Wenger had to find a solution and as such Aaron was shunted out to the right wing.

The Croatian magician made an inauspicious start to his Spurs career during the dark days of the Juande Ramos era before being shunted out on to the left wing initially under Harry Redknapp.

Yet he has been shunted all over the place since joining the East Londoners and was played on the right at Goodison.

Attacking midfielder Ryan Christie was making his European debut, with last season's top scorer Griffiths shunted wide on the right.

After surgery your doctor will advise on an ongoing treatment plant which may include having a shunt fitted to drain excess fluid from the brain and physio.

With Andrew Lansley having being sacked as health secretary in mid-term and Michael Gove just shunted out of education, sacking Duncan Smith would have reflected too badly on this government's public service reform agenda.

What this phrase does is shunt the entire situation over to the CPS, who decide on a case - by - case basis if there is any crime to answer.

The report continued: «Although the committee recognises that opportunities exist for efficiency gain as the tariff is reduced, it is concerned that excessive reliance on this instrument will result in both quality reduction and crude cost shunting.»

But 500 days after the contamination was confirmed, village residents say they feel like they've been shunted aside, even as their crisis spurred a focus on clean drinking water problems throughout New York.

«For too long, too many of our City's young people have been shunted off upstate — hundreds of miles from family, school and community and far from the support they need to get back on course,» Bloomberg and Sharpton said.

In fact, there is a significant proportion of disability benefit claimants who should be on unemployment benefit, and therefore the figure of the jobless is substantially higher if not for the shunting of these people onto the sickness register mainly because of the higher levels of benefit.

The ex-soldier got shunted from Shadow Defence Secretary to Shadow Business Secretary days after a row with the leader over his conference speech on renewing Trident.

«For too long, too many of our City's young people have been shunted off upstate — hundreds of miles from family, school and community and far from the support they need to get back on course.

India is also embarking on a $ 168 billion National River Linking Project that envisages constructing more than 15,000 kilometers of canals and tunnels to shunt water to parched areas of the country; the government allocated $ 16.6 million in the coming year for preparatory work.

Like many touchscreens, Electrick relies on the shunting effect — when a finger touches the touchpad, it shunts a bit of electric current to ground.

Searching for answers, Shatz decided to focus on the lateral geniculate nucleus (LGN), a clump of tissue shaped like a piece of elbow macaroni, set behind each eyeball, that serves as a relay station shunting visual signals to the ocular dominance columns.

For instance, on one day that hay was cut — two weeks after a major rainfall that shunted diluted manure into the field — only four of 10 tested soil samples hosted Escherichia coli O157.

Ultimately he was sent to a hospital in St. Louis, where doctors operated on the hematoma and put in a shunt.