In an automotive context, torque refers to an engine's rotational force.
1Members of the committee certainly have their fair share of pulling power.
2Yet again, according to the organisers, Dublin has proved its pulling power.
3And even Hurok famously under-estimated the pulling power of Rubinstein's musical personality.
4Drive is to the front wheels only and pulling power total 105Nm.
5Indeed, there's already some evidence of the new rule's pulling power.
6In his letter, the prince boasted of his media pulling power.
7But royal or not, there is no mistaking the pulling power they have.
8What's fascinating is the massive cross-generational aspect of Sheeran's pulling power.
9Things were better in Mayo thanks to the enormous vote- pulling power of Michael Ring.
10Eleven years on and the pulling power of the humble mollusc has not waned.
11The distinct impression was that this band is already past its pulling power prime.
12The European Union is pulling power and decision-making further away.
13There was loads of pulling power and I savoured the reserves of top-end pep.
14Kim Clijsters has never had the pulling power of Maria Sharapova or Venus Williams.
15Other correspondents are at a loss to understand the pulling power of his letters.
16Kelly said their celebrity pulling power was such they may not need a Royal title.
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