wipers

It is the invention of Mr. Robert Whitehall, and consists of a vertical rocking shaft situated in the arm of the machine Motion is imparted to it by means of an elbow formed upon the main shaft acting upon two arms, called wipers, projecting from the rocking shaft, the angle formed by the arms exactly coinciding with that of the elbow in its revolution.

Scientific American Supplement, No. 598, June 18, 1887 Various

McKale was quiet as we drove off on our honeymoon, the rhythm of the windshield wipers filling the gap of our silence.

Miles to Go Richard Paul Evans 2011

One boarded the bus to examine the passenger and driver seat, fare box, windshield wipers, turn signals, lights and other equipment.

Metrobus workers put to test in mechanics, driving competitions Keith L. Alexander 2010

One boarded the bus to examine the passenger and driver seat, fare box, windshield wipers, turn signals, lights and other equipment.

Metrobus workers put to test in mechanics, driving competitions Keith L. Alexander 2010

Seeing as how I went for two months without knowing whether or not the wipers worked on my car, I suppose this is the way nature gets back to balance.

The Rain Explained 2009

He started the car, turned on its defroster and wipers, then climbed out as it warmed.

Miles to Go Richard Paul Evans 2011

The street was filled with cars and yellow taxis, wipers swishing the mist off their windshields.

Famous Todd Strasser 2011

Turning my windshield wipers on high, I said a quick prayer as I made my way around the lake, across the covered bridge and onto GA Highway 53.

Chicken Soup for the Soul: Grandmothers Jack Canfield 2011

Kathryn Johnson idly watched the windshield wipers as her date drove to the movie.

Burial for a King Rebecca Burns 2011

Low-speed vehicles, as defined by the NHTSA, are small four-wheel vehicles that have a maximum speed of 20 to 25 mph and have standard safety features including lights, reflectors, mirrors, windshields, windshield wipers, a parking brake and seat belts.

Cities OK golf carts on roads 2011

“Nose wipers” refer to the large protective gloves used in extreme weather conditions, while being “tray’d” refers to the last person to put their dish in the dishwasher after a meal and who now must empty it.

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