Clutch used in a sentence

Clutch in a sentence as a noun

Oh yeah, it was easy, the clutch pedal switch failed, duh, that's a $5 part and 10 minutes to replace.

You're hiring a programmer not a clutch outside shooter for your basketball team.

So vim is really about these things, I don't how far the pedal/clutch experiments gel with this concept.

When they're in the clutch moments, they're not stressing about how what they're doing looks, they're in "the zone," their mind lets go and instincts take over.

On Ferraris and Lamborghinis, it's a simple job that costs a few $thousand - drop the transmission, replace clutch and flywheel, and you're good.

Unless your code consistently has a lot of fires that need to be put out in short order there's no reason to filter people based on clutch performance.

Clutch in a sentence as a verb

It is essentially two gearboxes in one complete transmission package, where both gearboxes possess their own clutch.

Sure he can afford to purchase it, but as soon as he needs to replace the $4,000 clutch, he's going to go broke or have a broken, rotting vehicle stuck in his driveway.

An occasional late-nighter on a critical project helps cement your reputation as a clutch player.

LeBron, likely fueled by all the criticisms about his ability to perform in the clutch and his will to win, appears to be on a mission to prove everybody wrong and finally win his first championship.

>All other things the same, a dual clutch is not much faster than a properly-operated manually-clutched gearboxFormula One drivers in the early 90s were the only ones really able to come close, with shift times between 150 and 200ms.