| ! It's a tyre lever. Why? | |
| "...and the lever at the tail brings it to earth" | |
| "Attach the cotter pin and brake spring to the locknut before installing it in the brake lever assembly." | |
| "Auto." Got it. Moving the lever. Uh, clunk. | |
| "Centrifugal force activates a joint-and-lever mechanism | |
| ! It's a tyre lever. Why? | |
| "...and the lever at the tail brings it to earth" | |
| "Attach the cotter pin and brake spring to the locknut before installing it in the brake lever assembly." | |
| "Auto." Got it. Moving the lever. Uh, clunk. | |
| "Centrifugal force activates a joint-and-lever mechanism | |
| "To adjust shift levers, stop engine and disconnect the adjuster nut from the shifter yoke." | |
| 'And when Richard stopped off in town to buy some tea, 'he got a bit confused with all his lorry's levers.' | |
| 'Everyone has their levers.' | |
| - And there's no wizard pulling levers behind a curtain, which means, as far as I can see, the only real use in loving someone is that it makes your life better. | |
| - One of the levers has got stuck. | |
| "To adjust shift levers, stop engine and disconnect the adjuster nut from the shifter yoke." | |
| 'And when Richard stopped off in town to buy some tea, 'he got a bit confused with all his lorry's levers.' | |
| 'Everyone has their levers.' | |
| - And there's no wizard pulling levers behind a curtain, which means, as far as I can see, the only real use in loving someone is that it makes your life better. | |
| - One of the levers has got stuck. | |
| Because they're multi-levered interlocks. | |
| Fracture's levered inward. | |
| I'd be levered out of the party. | |
| That's a levered dead bolt | |
| The enormous obelisks of Karnak were carved from sigle blocks of granite moved hundreds of miles by boat rolled on logs and perhaps levered up with huge timbers. | |
| He pushes between them, levering them apart. | |
| I am levering the ground with my dick, so I go downwards! | |
| Because they're multi-levered interlocks. | |
| Fracture's levered inward. | |
| I'd be levered out of the party. | |
| That's a levered dead bolt | |
| The enormous obelisks of Karnak were carved from sigle blocks of granite moved hundreds of miles by boat rolled on logs and perhaps levered up with huge timbers. | |
| He pushes between them, levering them apart. | |
| I am levering the ground with my dick, so I go downwards! | |
