Sentence examples for array of dials from inspiring English sources

Standing before a vast array of dials, lights, and gauges which looked like a cross between a music producer's sound board and a prop from "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea," the captain underscored the musical metaphor.

They shouldn't have to also be scanning an array of dials and instruments to work out whether they're pointed in the right direction and how much fuel they've got left.

The whole site is focused on privacy, but you won't find an array of dials that let you fine-tune which of your twelve buddy lists you want to show a certain photo to.

As for the 'entertainment system' with its array of dials, buttons and arrows, I don't dare even touch it.

The behemoth device, a mad array of levers, dials and hardened cutters, is so versatile that Mr. Hjorth calls it "the tool that can make itself".

I took a break to give her a brief tutorial on the artwork on my drawing board.It was a detailed depiction of a robot with cross-hatched rocket launchers, carefully outlined machine guns and a ridiculously detailed array of cogs, dials and assorted inner workings, all weathered and rusted in sepia ink and watercolour.

Behind the almost horizontal steering wheel was a vast array of switches and dials, displaying the state of various truck systems; standard fare for a big-rig.

It was cluttered with several thousand pieces of vintage bric-a-brac, among them an array of analog floor-indicator dials (both "half-moon" and "full moon"), which summoned memories of old-movie elevator scenes.

The minimalist treatment is largely free of the usual array of buttons, switches and dials; those functions are mostly consigned to a 10.5-inch touch-screen that looks like a complex Etch A Sketch.

The GFX 50S also has a removable EVF, which can also be adjusted to essentially any angle using an optional adapter accessory, and it also harkens back to its filmic roots with a wide array of physical buttons and dials, much like the other offerings Fuji has put forward in its X-series of mirrorless cameras.

In the next space over, an array of nightlights illuminates a collage of 90s dial-in psychic, Miss Cleo, but instead of tarot readings, the space is filled with the low buzz of a broadcast signal.