Sentence examples for contraption to be built from inspiring English sources

"This one guy requested a contraption to be built onto the ceiling that would allow each of his forearms to be held in midair by a sling as well as something to rest his chin on," she said.

The stadiums would be modern marvels; the Olympic villages would incorporate the best of architecture from around the world, and odd contraptions like bobsled courses or velodromes could be built just once, and updated over time to accommodate technological innovations.

"It is very important for us to understand in finance that the entire contraption that has been built up over the last thirty or forty years has so much paper in it, so much debt, so much leverage, that we probably have a fifteen- or twenty-year period of working our way out of it.

"Jay Leno's Garage" is an extension of his YouTube series of the same title, which is filmed in Leno's Burbank garage, which contains more than 300 vehicles spread across three warehouses, from Lamborghinis worth more than most family homes to steam-powered contraptions that look as if they were built for Disney fantasies.

Instead it's used to craft all kinds of elaborate contraptions, you name it it's been built in LEGO probably.

Parade culture is year-round so there is always a costume or contraption of some kind in various states of being built.

Though the first derby cars were built from wood, today's contraptions are aero-optimised bullets fashioned from fibreglass.

In 1944, the parade was renewed except the contraptions had to be human powered.

Ultimately the whole contraption is supposed to be authorised by something called "the people".

From the Cornish boatyard where he lives and works, he creates intricate contraptions to order, all built from metal scrap.

Do you think there's any connection between the contraption he's having built and his new girlfriend?" "You were born to be in your chosen profession, Bradley.