Muffler used in a sentence

Muffler in a sentence as a noun

I especially love the "don't buy this muffler&;&." quote!

Also no muffler / exhaust system. Tesla does not have an IC engine, but what's likely to fail on an IC engine?

I ran over an empty trash bag once, and it got stuck to my muffler and melted onto it. Made a huge mess and could have potentially caught fire.

No muffler replacements, no leaking head gaskets, no timing belts making an attempt at freedom... .

Even if it's just the A/C compressor or the muffler, you are always replacing something every few months.

The one and only piston-powered airplane I've taken into a deep pre-buy inspection had a wrecked muffler core. My sample size is one, so did I "win" the lottery?

While a lot of its sound can be attributed to the custom pipes and muffler, a lot of it is in the engine too. To me, it's similar to the difference between a miked acoustic guitar and an acoustic-electric.

For the freeway riding I would have to get a muffler simulator or something that makes some noise, because, if people do not here you, they usually do not see you. Silent electric bikes would also be really awesome for riding in the woods.

You might as well put a pinstripe on it, or tint the windows, or put on a Type-R muffler: in the end it's still a Honda Accord. The best you can do is make sure that Linux runs well on your hardware, but as the hardware is a commodity, that's not much of a differentiator.

"Don't pay a lot for this muffler" -- uh, Bachelor's degree. Everyone in higher education understands that there are good students with little money or family background in academics and respect such students.

] Consumers also have many tools at their disposal to protect their voice against tape recorders — including speaking into a muffler. Obviously, that is completely insane, so why would we accept that nonsense on the internet?

I thought of that too, but that's sort of like Toyota advertising what sort of engine a car has by leaving the muffler off of all the showroom models. Gearheads can tell the engine by the cacophony in the showroom lot, but everyone else will get the impression that Toyota's cars are noisy.

You know their companies -- general contracting, roofing, plumbing, electrical contracting, kitchen and bath remodeling, paving, grass mowing, landscaping, masonry, auto repair, auto body repair, tire shops, muffler and brake shops, big truck-little truck suppliers of enormous variety, pizza carryout, Chinese carryout, Italian red sauce red checked tablecloth restaurants, white table cloth French restaurants, 'drive-ins, diners, and dives', dentists, barbers, gas stations, convenience stores, CPAs, tax accountants, business lawyers, pediatricians, dermatologists, podiatrists, independent insurance agents, and on and on. They nearly never get venture capital, but at the bodies of water they own nearly all the yachts from 35 feet to 60 feet when nearly none of the yachts are owned by anyone who got venture capital.