Sentence examples for contraption through from inspiring English sources
Dawson rotated the contraption through a series of arcs, imitating a pitcher in a windup.
Geary duct-taped a toilet-paper roll core to the business end of a flashlight, and in the bathroom's humid dark she beamed the contraption through two dozen white eggs to locate the yolks' shadows, which she marked on the shells with a Sharpie (brown eggs were impervious to the device's low-wattage luminance).
With no great design on the drawing board, it is better to concentrate on the more modest goal of improving the current muddled contraption through a series of politically feasible enhancements that together could amount to a third justification for this meeting.Refit the existing engineOne example is Gordon Brown's idea of a "college of supervisors" to oversee the biggest financial firms.
Cartwright, who recently completed a PhD in archaeology at Cambridge University, has spent the past eight months piloting the unusual contraption through the city for Outspoken Delivery, one of a fast-growing breed of logistics companies eschewing the motor vehicle in favour of pedal power.
For some reason, I expected an elaborate set of mechanisms, a sort of strange contraption through which the turtle races would be conducted.
I suspect if you tried to pass these contraptions through airport security, you would have a quicker time walking than flying to your destination.
Beneath the contraption's see-through plastic canopy, a motorized arm traveled back and forth blasting water, like a car wash.
We ended up coming up with this contraption that went through all these expensive iterations.
One car even contained a children's play area -- a rope ladder, a big pipelike contraption to crawl through, a gym mat to jump onto.
On Twitter, many revelled in the observation that the shooting star that adorned the contraption whizzing her through the air during "Firework" looked just like the one from the iconic "The More You Know" public-service announcements of the nineteen-eighties.
On a regular longboard, a solid and flat piece of wood is fine, but on a contraption that rolls through city streets at 25 mph, you're only asking for a bumpy, hair-raising ride.
