Sentence examples for a word machine from inspiring English sources

The other Republican principal was Everett Dirksen, of Illinois, the Senate minority leader, a word machine for whom the word "oleaginous" might have been coined.

The word "machine" implies a mechanical movement that accomplishes a useful task.

Ten years later he was still writing poetry, for a 25p magazine, the Little Word Machine.

Ask a journalist if he or she minds being perceived as an ego-driven, rivalrous, opportunistic, plonk-swilling word machine and you're more likely to get an invitation to the wine bar than a letter from their solicitor.

Although most people have gravitated toward typing on a word processing machine of one type or another, it's not the only way to write.

Talking up the plus sides of the word machine, Tal points out it's faster than a human writer and can also scale to levels of productivity that not even the sweatiest and least sociable blogger could hope to achieve.

He continued to write poetry for the Little Word Machine magazine and even produced two novels in his 20s but hid them in a drawer rather than seek publication.

Why Drawing Naked Women is Good for the Soul by John Bird is published in paperback and eBook by the Word Machine, £9.99 and £5.99 respectively.

And the man whose biographer calls him "the human word machine" and "this inspired windbag" did not shy from technical topics.

Random Word Machine [iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad] We all like to make up words, sometimes they become part of the global vernacular, like "meh", and sometimes they remain just an inside joke among friends.

He co-wrote it with Nikki Turner, who is the human word machine known as the "Queen of Hip-Hop Fiction".