Sentence examples for contraption may be from inspiring English sources

Though ease of chop is naturally a requirement for all connoisseurs, this contraption may be a little much when you can just, you know, run it through a tea strainer like everyone else.

All these seafaring contraptions may be second nature to you.

Li has some sort of alien-looking contraption on her knee, which may be hindering her movement.

The most famous of these inventions may be a contraption that used concave mirrors to concentrate the sun's rays onto wooden ships in order to burn them.

Trump's Russian web may be a complicated contraption, but the firing of Comey is a much simpler matter.

The people who drive these various contraptions (a 19,000-ton coal train, incidentally, may be the largest moving object on dry land) love their work.

And I should also point out that the blog 148apps is making an interesting connection here: they've spotted that the little boy in the video below looks a lot like the character from Casey's Contraptions, and he speculates that it may be that Rovio is developing that game as its first post-Angry Birds project.

(The old-school Lower Manhattan loft where the couple has lived since the mid-1960s may be considered one such contraption, a rare environment fondly immortalized by their son Azazel Jacobs in his 2008 movie "Momma's Man").

A solution may be to sidestep wearable contraptions and create a direct connection to the brain, allowing sensations of touch to be created without actual tactile stimulation.

Inflatables could also overturn notions of what a spacecraft ought to look like: Instead of the sleek, shiny machines imagined in science fiction, the practical ones of the future may be blobby, soft-sided contraptions.

The shape of the Christian year may be pictured as a bicycle-shaped contraption.