Sentence examples for contraption must be from inspiring English sources

Then the whole contraption must be worn at least five days.

The scientist's concise description of a clever contraption must be translated into different dialects of legalese to satisfy national and international authorities.

The other, nearly universal conviction is that this contraption must be a gimmick, some piece of plastic slickness that sounds cool but can't possibly work.

These contraptions must be getting cheaper and easier to program, as they are showing up as part of more and more shows.

That means most contraptions must be confined to vacuum chambers.

Built to climb rock gorges and traverse rivers, our van also features on its front bumper a cattle-guard contraption that must be handy when plowing through herds of wildebeests in the Serengeti but is presumably unnecessary in the suburbs.

There are no easily apparent purposes to these movements, but the hi-tech aesthetic of the contraption contradicts its seeming uselessness: there must be a purpose behind these movements.

Carbonated drinks made with real juice must be bottled in a machine called a tunnel pasteurizer, a contraption Marlin describes as "sort of like a car wash for bottles that kills the bacteria".

Then a sheet of paper about 4 feet by 3 feet (all right, call it 1.2 metres by 0.9, if you must) was imposed on the inked type by a contraption like a pneumatic octopus; a roller transferred ink to paper and the octopus picked up the printed sheet.

"The French girls who wore this contraption must have had weak teeth," she muses.

Flying in such a contraption must surely give the sensation of floating.