Knobby used in a sentence

Knobby in a sentence as an adjective

How would it perform with knobby all terrain tires?

Turns out knobby handles exist for a reason.

Easier and less nerd knobby. But where OSM falls short is in tagging of mountain bike trails.

At 20kmh I'll ride circles around this thing on my mountain bike with knobby tires wearing a 30 pound pack.

There are knobby protrusions on my car tires. By the definition at hand, my car has hundreds of legs.

Already found a knobby oven but all the induction tops are damned touch screens.

Took a Huffy frame, slapped a pair of knobby tires, some BMX handlebars, and strapped pedals; it was wild! Although, it may have been the fact that I’m Finnish.

A second doodad is a wooden knobby foot roller for under my desk. It helped me with my blood pressure.

Any time the words "knobby" and "moat" are what get randomly generated I snort like a drunk frat boy.

They were initially concerned it would lodge in a knobby truck tire's treads and be carried off the known path, or so i read.

Those planes have ridiculously big knobby tires. It makes total sense, but certainly not something I'd have thought of.

A somewhat important factor is if the tire is slick/smooth, knobby or in-between. For casual riding you probably want something in the middle so that it's fine on most surfaces.

Small, fat, knobby tires are actually better for sandy, muddy, uneven surfaces. They apply torque easier, have less unsprung weight, move easier through uneven terrain.

For the same money you could get a laptop, a knobby controller, and a copy of Max/MSP or Reaktor, or Reason. Or a bunch of Eurorack modules of similar capabilities, or [fill in one of many blanks].

Plus living in a snowy land where in winter you can see your gas gauge move you use so much fuel heating the car, spinning wheels, knobby snow tires. People seem to see vehicles as just another device like a new phone or TV I don't doubt they'll become more popular and drop in price.

Every night at 5, shovel hay from loft to stall or every time a piece from machine A emerges, screw this knobby on and insert into machine B at a 45 degree angle. I would posit that coding requires far more awareness of the greater system as a whole.

Have you thought about attaching a user-friendly, knobby interface to the modules? I could see it as a really easy way for non-programming musicians to learn how to use this and other music generation systems like it.

XC MTBs have much lower bars than would be most efficient on rollers without wind resistance, and that's because the lower position generates less drag, knobby tires and all. Even if you aren't riding a time trial or racing XC on an MTB, knowing where to expend your energy and where to save it matters greatly.

A knobby thing that protrudes, as if you could feel it if you ran your hand over the surface, transcends culture and applies to any normally functioning human being. The difference between skeumorphism and visual affordance is the difference between "intuitive" and intuitive.

The critical property here, the reason why Lego stays simple all the way, is that the "operation" you use to join two clusters is exactly the same operation you use to join two individual pieces you interlock their knobby bits. In this sense your clusters are still "Lego pieces", just custom ones that didn't ship with the initial set: they still have knobby bits suitable for joining up with any other piece.

It seems that with a heritage tomato, for example, the goal is to get some crazy, knobby looking things from the 18th century in various colors that are clearly different from round, red, commercial tomatoes. But I'd be happy with round, red, commercial tomatoes from less high-yield, more flavorful varieties that produce slower-growing, less-watery tomatoes, like what's grown by the better farms in Greece or Italy.

Quote Examples using Knobby

But on a familiar road, with 26" knobby tires and a front suspension, I had reliable control. The gyroscope effect of mountain bike rims is substantial at 25 mph. And a mountain bike is usually fine even on awful pavement, especially for someone who also rides in the woods. The biggest danger by far in that scenario was Boston drivers. All the injuries I ever heard of were cars doing something illegal, or people getting doored on the Central Square bike lane. Overall, the statistics are pretty decent for experienced cyclists, if they're riding their daily commute and obeying traffic laws. For an ebike, I'd want to stick with max 20mph pedal assist, and full size tires. And I'd want something I could ride onto a soft shoulder at full speed. So probably knobby tires and a front shock?

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