The only damage to the car proved to be a bent suspension arm.

The suspension arm of the first pylon was less than twenty feet away.

The steel suspension arm of the pylon smashed into his back.

He had reached no farther than the middle when the ascending car began to pass under its suspension arm.

The hull sides were built up of two separated plates with the suspension arms between them.

Smith knew that he would have to return to the comparative security of the suspension arm and return there soon.

Aerofoil front suspension arms are very cool, but should be for £500.

He twisted round and saw the suspension arm of the lowest pylon only feet away.

It's similar to your typical motorcycle, where the shock absorber and the suspension arm is built into a single unit.

The suspension used sixteen torsion bars, with eight suspension arms per side.

The car was a "non-runner" with the suspension arms simply tack-welded in place and the engine not installed.

The tips of the elements are fused, and at this point the suspension arms are mounted.

Longer front and rear suspension arms.

The night before the premiere, two of the Tin Goose's independent suspension arms snapped under the car's own weight.

For example, D3 features steel suspension arms, rather than aluminum, and other material cost-saving measures.

For each wheel, one rod was attached to the suspension arm, while another was mounted to a nearby point on the frame.

The system helped the company to win a £5 million a year contract to supply rear suspension arms for the new Ford Sierra.

The front suspension arms and steering arm and track rod end extensions are usually nickel plated.

As used on the Corvette, ride height can be adjusted by changing the length of the end links connecting the leaf to the suspension arms.

Outdoors, a hood is positioned either manually or via tractor with a special pre-stressed 4 point suspension arm.

The Chapman strut used the driveshafts as suspension arms, thus requiring only the weight of one component rather than two.

Common to these post-C1 Corvettes, the leaf acts only as a spring, and not a suspension arm or a link.

Deflection of the suspension arm caused both halves of the double torsion bar to twist.

These small copper alloy balances had an inverted T-shaped beam supported from its centre by a suspension arm.

The tilting mechanism was based on the passenger cars being suspended at their ends from wishbone (A-frame) suspension arms.

"We have to put some points up on the board and get them out of the wishbone," he said.

"We did not run the wishbone the way it should be," said Young.

I came out with an arm and a turkey wishbone.

"Can somebody help take the wishbones out of these birds?"

The Wishbone chair is the last and most distinct of the series.

"The wishbone is good if you can stay event," he said.

Around the heart, down in the kidneys, and up on the wishbone.

In 1959 this design was revised to use a lower wishbone.

The legs spread out like the wishbone of a chicken.

Air Force saw tremendous success running the option game out of the wishbone.

But the wishbones do belong, including that one without dust.

But when he became a 6-foot-8-inch wishbone off it, the drama was over.

It also had very long arms and a well-developed wishbone.

And the Admiral's got an arm like a turkey wishbone.

Air Force opened with an impressive ground game from the mobile wishbone.

In 1995 the story was adapted for an episode of the children's television program Wishbone.

Soon, a real estate agent said recently, "all that will be left is the wishbone."

Michigan uses the wishbone only when in close and going for a touchdown.

The reason, he said, was that "if you fall behind in a game, it's tough to score quickly with the wishbone."

The suspension is a double wishbone system with an unusual design.

I don't see them going back to the wishbone now that they have got the best of both worlds.

Often called Wishbone flowers, some species are grown as garden plants.

He has started the last four games and now leads the wishbone offense in rushing.

The wishbone was designed to facilitate a running, option offense.

Wishbone is defined to have 8, 16, 32, and 64-bit buses.