Sentence examples for employing something from inspiring English sources

To do this he proposed employing something called a ferrofluid, which responds to magnetic fields.

Some start-up types go even further, employing something like a language of digital wellness.

In recent years, the department has tried to pierce the gangs by employing something it refer to as "call-ins".

His father (on the right) is in charge of the business, a successful textile company employing something like 1,000 people.

But out of town, a test site has been set up for a slightly different solution, employing something which isn't technically algae at all - blue-green algae or cyanobacteria.

"Snow Leopard" finds Rabit employing something like a trance melody, but it's of course radically disheveled.

As the dance progresses from one letter to the next, Ms. Buglisi employs something akin to the Ken Burns style — projected text flashes by on a backdrop.

Bartlett's structure takes time to grasp but employs something of the collage technique of a movie such as Robert Altman's Short Cuts.

He and his team employed something like the Lean Startup method, making T-shirts, and then other clothes, through trial and error.

We've also found new ways of disposing of it: on the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority's Mattapan line, they employ something called Snowzilla, a snow-blower powered by an old jet engine from the Korean War.

Altogether, Atomic companies employ something like 450 people.