Sentence examples for contraption that will from inspiring English sources

With more programming tweaks, the cake can play birthday tunes or be joined with another homemade contraption that will toss confetti into the air.

And so his favorite video, which he brought with him, is of a loopy British television program called "Junkyard Wars," in which two teams are deposited in a trash heap and given 10 hours to build a contraption that will accomplish a given task.

Why someone with such good taste and business sense would do something this daft was still on my mind a week after we left, so I emailed to find out: "I'm already on the case [to put these problems right]," said Jane, who has ordered lockable barriers for both entrances and a one-way-glass floor/ceiling contraption that will stop canoeists ogling hungover stags and hens first thing in the morning.

At some point in your new-parent life, you'll find yourself frantically combing big box baby-gear aisles for a miracle swaddle, swing or other contraption that will soothe your crying child.

What remains is a Rube Goldberg contraption that will launch this country into a new phase of health care apartheid.

Herscher's newest project is a eco-friendly contraption that will turn off the lights behind him when he leaves a room.

This activity challenges students to build contraptions that will house eggs and keep them unbroken after being dropped 76 meters from the top of the Green Building.

I've seen a crazy contraption that somehow will help you share your electricity with your neighbors in case their fuses melt in a storm and they don't want to brave the trip into the garage to flick the switch to turn their power back on.

Sony has been demonstrating a robotic dog, sort of a Robocop Meets the Taco Bell Chihuahua contraption, that it hopes will become the next fad in consumer electronics.

But Mr. Brooks and Susan Stroman, his dazzlingly inventive director and choreographer, have fashioned a Rube Goldberg contraption of a show that will never entirely disappoint as long as the machinery runs smoothly.

Mr. Brooks, the play's book and song writer, and Susan Stroman, his director and choreographer, have fashioned a Rube Goldberg contraption of a show that will never entirely disappoint as long as the machinery runs smoothly.