It's quite a contraption to assemble and manipulate.
At Bespoke, Mr. Summit has built a scanning contraption to examine limbs using a camera.
The girl carried the contraption to the next table and started a competition there.
In the myth, King Minas's wife is besotted with a white bull and commissions a contraption to enable consummation.
But it's less about tricks than about how smoothly the performers make their way from one contraption to the next.
Kesting told me, "It was water, of course — we had to find some sort of contraption to put on her".
When the cable was tight, it bent a spring on the platform roof, allowing the contraption to move up and down.
He invented a contraption to extract corks from wine bottles, the corkscrew, which was patented by the industrialist Matthew Boulton in 1795.
In the 90-second video, the billionaire computer programmer and philanthropist gives the challenge his own nerdy and humorous take by making a contraption to drench himself with.
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.
