Sentence examples for engineer would have from inspiring English sources

Typically, the engineer would have to phone the salesperson and ask for additional information.

"Any human engineer would have placed the light-absorbing cells closest to the light source," he said.

A pro-tools engineer would have sorted it all out, but this band was an actual celebration of human frailty.

If 285 Kent were the sort of venue to use spotlights, the lighting engineer would have switched focus from Supreme Cuts – still killing it, unaware of the competition – to this new, unbilled performance.

Had PTC been operational that night on that section of track, the engineer would have been alerted of the unsafe speed and the train would have automatically slowed, probably preventing the derailment.

No self-respecting engineer would have tried such a foolhardy trick with conventional direct-current motors: wheels would have slipped, the train would have stalled, and the motors themselves would have been fried like an egg.

The engineers would have to prepare.

The engineers would have done better to let them transubstantiate.

To get cold water, engineers would have to lay pipelines that were six times as long as Toronto's.

Audi engineers would have done well to remember that some drivers also experience claustrophobia in stop-and-go traffic.

German engineers would have had to design cars using parts created by American engineers and vice versa.