| "Steep incline" means it's going up a mountain. | |
| "This is your next challenge. "Drive up the incline, put your vehicle in neutral, "apply the parking brake, | |
| "parked on a 20% grade incline. "It's being held by its parking brake. | |
| - A good incline. | |
| - It's an interchange. Might be an incline. | |
| "Steep incline" means it's going up a mountain. | |
| "This is your next challenge. "Drive up the incline, put your vehicle in neutral, "apply the parking brake, | |
| "parked on a 20% grade incline. "It's being held by its parking brake. | |
| - A good incline. | |
| - It's an interchange. Might be an incline. | |
| "On the hillside behind the village one birch inclines towards another. | |
| 'At this state-of-the-art facility, 'we headed first to the indoor winter testing centre, 'where we discovered our cars weren't much good on the, um, inclines.' | |
| A compass, a thermometer a gage for inclines and one for altitude, and a clock. | |
| But he is worried, that's for sure... which inclines me to want to go along with this until, and unless, we hear otherwise. | |
| Cynthia inclines more towards poetry. | |
| "On the hillside behind the village one birch inclines towards another. | |
| 'At this state-of-the-art facility, 'we headed first to the indoor winter testing centre, 'where we discovered our cars weren't much good on the, um, inclines.' | |
| A compass, a thermometer a gage for inclines and one for altitude, and a clock. | |
| But he is worried, that's for sure... which inclines me to want to go along with this until, and unless, we hear otherwise. | |
| Cynthia inclines more towards poetry. | |
| "...the less inclined I am to believe that anyone will. | |
| "And not inclined to say nothing you should not." | |
| "Do you find yourself inclined to solve murder mysteries in large, luxurious homes to which...?" Let me finish. | |
| "Equilibrium on an inclined plane. If a load exceeds the center of a plane, this will be reversing its own position." | |
| "He does not seem inclined to be a nuisance, however. | |
| And, as I think, his age some 50... or, by'r lady, inclining to three score. | |
| Hold your hands both you of my inclining and the rest. | |
| Hold your hands, both you of my inclining and the rest. | |
| Is it your own inclining? | |
| Is it your own inclining? | |
| "...the less inclined I am to believe that anyone will. | |
| "And not inclined to say nothing you should not." | |
| "Do you find yourself inclined to solve murder mysteries in large, luxurious homes to which...?" Let me finish. | |
| "Equilibrium on an inclined plane. If a load exceeds the center of a plane, this will be reversing its own position." | |
| "He does not seem inclined to be a nuisance, however. | |
| And, as I think, his age some 50... or, by'r lady, inclining to three score. | |
| Hold your hands both you of my inclining and the rest. | |
| Hold your hands, both you of my inclining and the rest. | |
| Is it your own inclining? | |
| Is it your own inclining? | |
