inboard

One charge went to each, fixed to the inboard side.

The year 2000 car marked the return to inboard suspension.

The number of new inboard boats sold in 1998 increased by 9 percent to 13,900 from the previous year.

His inboard monitor told him, 2.46 days in all.

Someone stirred along the inboard side of the table.

Good pilot can fly on visual, but the inboard computer won't work.

An inboard motor is a marine propulsion system for boats.

Inboard cruisers, large motorboats more than 24 feet long, were also in demand.

It must have been placed inside the wing on the inboard side of the starboard engine.

There was a normal double doorway, with two doors set in it, on the inboard side of the corridor.

Control is achieved by moving the engine with a lever stick attached to the inboard side.

Enter the real hero, roaring to the rescue: an inboard motorboat.

The inboard side was braced to the bike.

The main radiators were also mounted in the inboard leading edges of the wings.

One or both inboard universal joints had failed.

One corner of the triangle is near the inboard side of the left main landing-gear door.

She was a small fishing boat, fifty or sixty feet long and broad in the beam, with an inboard motor.

The two inboard engines could have thrust reversers installed at last, matching the 707.

This carried inboard twin fins, tall and straight tapered, on top of it.

Using inboard armatures, I lift him into position.

But those on foot are helped into a dinghy with an inboard motor and a wooden tiller.

Then he punched for the inboard computer, lifted his eye from the lens and looked at the computer screen.

All Islanders of this length are inboard powered.

Internally, the suspension set up and inboard brake positioning were carried over from the Lotus 72.

The design of the stock was again modified for the Model 1777, with a cheek rest cut into the inboard side of the butt.