Sentence examples for engineer from a from inspiring English sources

Many in Misurata are now backing a native son for the post of prime minister: Abdul Rahman al-Swehli, a British-trained engineer from a prominent local family.

A visiting Cambodian-American engineer from a Massachusetts technology company said he would shy away from investing in Cambodia until the political outlook clears.

Alternatively, you can arrange to have the car examined by an independent engineer from a motoring organisation such as the AA or RAC for between £100 and £300.

A junior engineer from a furnace company figured out a solution so simple that it had eluded everyone from Leonardo da Vinci to the naval engineers ordered to cool the White House when President James A. Garfield was dying: controlling humidity.

The always tieless Mr. Tsipras, a civil engineer from a prosperous family, deftly exploited anger against the austerity measures imposed by the European Union and the International Monetary Fund on the Greek people, who have seen their earnings plummet and unemployment rise to 22 percent.

On election night in 2008, a few weeks before the first cook-off, cassoulet was given a lucky boost when a sound engineer from a French comedy show squeezed into news broadcasts in Times Square and unfurled a banner scrawled with the word "CASSOULET".

This burden may refrain an engineer from using an indeterminate shaft.

The call had been engineered from a remote computer by a squad member with prodigious hacking skills.

CEO Tom Dawes said: "We're all engineers from a manufacturing background so we're not in any tech circles.

These days studio movies are often reverse-engineered from a marketing or brand concept and there isn't much talk of artistry at greenlight committee meetings.

Each team has six weeks to build and test its robot, usually with the help of engineers from a local company, teachers and parents.