Sentence examples for dishwashing machine from inspiring English sources

When Rachael Ray was 14, she operated the dishwashing machine at the HowardJohnson in Lake George, N.Y.

"Customers could go in with a computer-aided design [CAD] file or a dishwashing machine part to be scanned and leave with a three-dimensional copy".

Instead I was in the "pits," in the elbow of a dishwashing machine that mostly moaned and groaned as it trudged along on a conveyor that mostly conveyed how hot and how tired and how thick with grease everything was.

"For example, if you were to ask someone how much energy a dishwashing machine would use in an hour, on average they would tend to underestimate it by factor of 800 times less than what it actually consumes," she said.

Every business, government and even household uses things akin to robots: a vacuum versus a broom; the dishwashing machine versus a tub of hot water and a brush; a press-button heater versus gathering wood for a fire; the drill versus the screwdriver.

You buy a dishwashing machine.

The dishwashing machines were off, but steam still rose from them like a jungle mist.

That's at least in part because modern automatic dishwashing machines often use less water than washing by hand.

Other widely used plumbing fixtures include kitchen sinks, usually of cast iron or pressed steel with a ceramic porcelain coating, or of stainless steel; automatic dishwashing machines; and automatic washing machines for laundry.

Wastewater is a polite description for the stuff: human waste from flushed toilets, food scraps from dishwashing machines, all that water from the shower you and roughly eight million of your neighbors took this morning.

In the people-centered economy, before quitting, we look at each other and ask "How much value is there in our relation?" and "What is the best value we can create together in this company with this relation?" While in the task-centered economy, dishwashing machines pass the Turing test.