Sentence examples for a miracle of engineering from inspiring English sources

It's a miracle of engineering, inspired by the shape of a Celtic double-headed axe, which lifts boats 24 feet (7.3 metres) in the air and shifts them from one canal into another.

The human skeleton is a miracle of engineering, combining both toughness and light weight.

Then look at yourself again and focus on what a miracle of engineering your body is.

A miracle of technology.

But it's Weichardt's Schokosahne Torte that truly warrants a visit – a miracle of pastry engineering, formed from a towering mixture of chocolate and bitter cream that dissolves in your mouth.

'That is my erect penis,' he said, 'a column of blood, one of the marvels of nature, a miracle of hydraulic engineering.'ItIt's enormous,' she said.' " According to Lodge's count, Wells "must have had well over a hundred women in his lifetime".

The modern brassière, with as many as 43 components and a design as complicated as a suspension bridge, has long been a small miracle of engineering.

With 60 bridges and two viaducts needed to link the two towns along the rugged coast, the 18-mile line had been a miracle of Victorian railway engineering.

But from the vantage point of a kayak, floating insignificantly in front of this miracle of engineering, it just seemed ridiculous, like blowing a whistle at a 747.

Still, even if the prospects had dimmed there was still the miracle of engineering itself for us to admire.

A miracle of empathy.