Sentence examples for be tinkered with using from inspiring English sources

And real memories, even those for dramatic events, can be tinkered with using some of the same techniques.

That law should not be tinkered with.

So should we be tinkering with it?

At 86 he was tinkering with circuitry using fiber optics, which, he believed, could eliminate unstable elements in the gadgetry of cockpit dashboards.

But the ingredients have been tinkered with.

The bill is still being tinkered with.

Instead, my emotions may be being "tinkered with"?

While shepherds were whacking bits of dried sheep dung around the spongy coastline of eastern Scotland in golf's formative days, in the late 15th century, sportsmen and women to the south, in England, were tinkering with the use of artificial baits in what would come to be known as fly-fishing.

There isn't any video incorporated yet, but the group wants to include video (otherwise, how would you be able to see what you're doing as the owner?) and has been tinkering with different ways of using it.

Since 2001, biochemist George Bennett and bioengineer Ka-Yiu San, both professors at Rice University, have been tinkering with Escherichia coli to coax it to convert sugars to succinate, a chemical with multiple industrial uses.

Joe is tinkering with the scene.