Sentence examples for brought the computer from inspiring English sources

She showed it to her mother and stepfather, and they brought the computer to the police.

First published in 1990, this thriller takes place in an alternative 1855 where steam-driven cybernetic "engines" have brought the computer age to England a century early.

He described it as a portrait rather than a still life: "I think I had some idea that the painting brought the computer back to life, or at least to another life".

"He'd already had one heart attack," Connie explained and started to go into the heart problems all over again, inspiring Greg to mutter something about how he wasn't the person who brought the computer into the house and so it wasn't his responsibility to deal with this little nuisance.

In a partnership made public in 2005, the chip giant brought the computer maker a promising technology road map for its mobile and desktop chips.

As kids growing up in Iran, he and Hadi discovered a passion for programming, tapping out games on a Commodore 64 when their dad, a physics professor, brought the computer home from a trip overseas.

When we brought the computers to the school, they feared the computers.

Many of those people need special-purpose glasses with lenses adjusted to bring the computer screen sharply into focus.

In the midst of his heady research, Mr. Pajitnov decided that he was more interested in "bringing the computer to people, directly," as he put it.

The inventors who laboured to bring the computer into the world had to learn that the thing they were inventing was not just a number cruncher, not merely a calculator.

For all that, Amstrad deserves to be remembered for bringing the computer age into the living room in a way that made it accessible and, above all, within the reach of most pockets.