Sentence examples for contraption which is expected from inspiring English sources

Hit a control panel on the $5,000 contraption, which is expected to be available next year, and out comes a scent that goes with the flow.

approves, which is expected.

They paid a Chinese engineer and a translator to spend three months teaching them how to use the contraption, which is the size of a sport utility vehicle.

The contraption, which is sensitive to the energy of a single photon, could speed the development of new optical communications systems.

Six women were trained to operate the contraption, which was played like a pipe organ.

In the nineteenth century, Kempelen's machine was improved on by Sir Charles Wheatstone, and that contraption, which was exhibited in London, was seen by the young Alexander Graham Bell.

An oddly compelling robot was lying on the floor, tethered to a weird contraption which was apparently a paper-roll reader.

He concluded that removing the batteries was impossible without destroying the gadget, which is a contraption of tiny circuit boards and ribbon cables soldered together.

But nothing held our attention like the shiny copper vessels, which along with other contraptions for brewing beer and distilling spirits (the first batch of vodka and rum is expected this fall) are arrayed behind the bar.

The contraption, which bounces x-rays off of materials to probe their structures, will be the country's first "third-generation" x-ray source and is expected to open up new research opportunities.

Funnier still is the challenge in which the trio were told to convert everyday street cars into limos and then ferry VIPs to the Brit Awards: singer Lemar's fury as James May signally fails to work out a route to Earl's Court is clearly genuine, as is Jamelia's embarrassment at the contraption she's expected to ride in with Richard Hammond.