Sentence examples for breaking machines from inspiring English sources

She worked under renowned codebreaker Alfred Dilly Knoxox, who greeted her with the words: "Hello, we're breaking machines.

"Hello, we're breaking machines.

The first modern computers were the massive code breaking machines of the Second World War (such as Z3, ENIAC and Colossus).

Those who break machines are commonly banned from the premises for a time — or forever.

The resulting assemblages encompass broken machines and living things (cats and dogs, mostly).

Cardigan councillors are scratching around to find £28,000 to repair the broken machines.

Some poll workers were unfamiliar with this procedure, causing delays, frustration and broken machines.

There had been predictions of mayhem: broken machines, overwhelming lines, Florida-like chaos.

But then broken machines started pouring back to suppliers, leading to the infamous Red Ring of Death scandal.

Or there's the customer who, after the initial repair is finished, says, "as long as you're here," and trots out other broken machines.

The New York Public Interest Research Group, which is running a voter help line, said it had handled 76 election-related complaints by noon, 39 involving broken machines.