Spoked in a sentence

Next up is the V4 S, which is also available in ‘Aviator Grey’ and can be ordered with alloy or spoked wheels, as well as various equipment packages to make it better suited to a variety of different uses.

The R18 concept's front wheel is a colossal 21-inch spoked affair, while the rear wheel sizes in at 18 inches.

The elegant interior is one of Kia’s best, with low-slung seats, spoked air vents and plenty of room for passengers and cargo.

The Mission E variant's ride height is only somewhat higher—though the heavily treaded tires on blue spoked wheels gave it a definite rock-climbing vibe, as much as any Porsche can be said to go there.

Alexander Jannaeus was the first of the Jewish kings to introduce the "eight-ray star" or "eight-spoked wheel" symbol, in his bronze "Widow's mite" coins, in combination with the widespread Seleucid numismatic symbol of the anchor.

In " The Summoner's Tale ", the friars in the story are to receive the smell of a fart through a twelve-spoked wheel.

Nevertheless, the presence of a model of a horse-drawn vehicle on two spoked wheels in Northern Europe at such an early time is astonishing.

One petroglyph, drawn on a stone slab in a double burial from c. 1000 BC, depicts a biga with two four-spoked wheels.

The critical invention that allowed the construction of light, horse-drawn chariots was the spoked wheel.

The Flying 200 m is ridden on a standard track bike (drop handlebars, spoked front wheel) when it is part of the Sprint competition, and often during the Omnium as well so riders need have only one bike.

The influence of some Persian symbols of a star within a diadem, or the eight-spoked Buddhist wheel (see the coins of the Indo-Greek king Menander I with this symbol) have also been suggested.

The introduction of spoked ( chariot ) wheels in the Middle Bronze Age appears to have carried somewhat of a prestige.

The Sarnath pillar is a column surmounted by a capital, which consists of a canopy representing an inverted bell-shaped lotus flower, a short cylindrical abacus with four 24-spoked Dharma wheels with four animals (an elephant, a bull, a horse, a lion).

The second depicts a quadriga, with six-spoked wheels, and a driver standing up in a large chariot box.

The spoked wheel did not appear in Mesopotamia until the mid-2000s BC. citation Early Indo-Iranians The area of the spoke-wheeled chariot finds within the Sintashta-Petrovka Proto-Indo-Iranian culture is indicated in purple.

The spoked wheel was in continued use without major modification until the 1870s, when wire wheels and pneumatic tires were invented.