Sentence examples for be a time machine from inspiring English sources
And that is how a single bowl can be a time machine.
There will be a time machine (manned by Kerry Dixon) in the car park where you must punch in.
And then, at the climax, Bond got off with Easton in what I think was meant to be a time machine.
"Primer" is the story of two young high-tech start-up inventors whose anti-gravity device turns out to be a time machine — one of an exquisitely, ironically narrow scope that nonetheless messes mightily with its self-experimenters' lives.
But what they conceived as an aid for aviation turns out to be a time machine; Carruth's script delivers the relativity twist and the workaday setting that anchor the fantasy, as well as the self-experimentation that gives it dramatic urgency.
The city seems so isolated, the bus might be a time machine, carrying the visitor back to at era of wood‐paneled, marble floored ice cream parlors witt Bing Crosby records on the juke box — except that the paneling and the marble, like so much of the city, are coated with grime by the factory smoke that pollutes the air.
