Sentence examples for computer whizz from inspiring English sources

"Look," said my brother, who's a computer whizz.

Meanwhile, Blomkvist gets his own research hireling in the extraordinary form of Lisbeth Salander, a computer whizz with zero social skills but an incandescent sense of purpose.

She's a computer whizz covered in ink now, with an asymmetrical haircut and a woeful lack of restraint when it comes to applying eye makeup.

King first introduced us to Brady – computer whizz, mummy's boy and keeper of some very dark childhood secrets – in Mister Mercedes.

It flashed-back not just to scenes from the Russian champion's career but also that of the Taiwanese computer whizz Feng Hsiung Hsu whose life's work resulted in Deep Blue.

Run by restaurateur Iestyn Evans and computer whizz kid Richard Theo, it's a blend of traditional Japanese dining and technical jiggery pokery - featuring LCD TV screens, internet access and the whole place is wireless enabled.

"The older generation of tomorrow are the computer whizz-kids of today," he points out.

Despite having around a tenth of the technicians of the BBC, ITV's coverage from ITN includes ground-breaking gizmos devised by a team of just four led by head of computer graphics whizz Ian White, such as a holographic wall showing the House of Commons.

Next, holding an acoustic guitar and with computer graphics whizzing over the screens behind her, she played another new one, the wistful "Miles Away".

"I'm sure the computers are whizzing over there.

An East German computer and telecommunications whizz would have analysed Leamas's digital trail and inevitably found a flaw in his backstory.