Sentence examples similar to fancy plug from inspiring English sources

And we're not just talking about fancy plug-in hybrids or carbon-fiber bodies (although both will play a growing role in the coming years).

Because the site had to work with the slowest modems, his group left out fancy effects, plug-ins and Flash or Shockwave animation.

To tackle the problem, Fritz Lanman's new company Doppler Labs is announcing Dubs Acoustic filters, otherwise known as extra fancy ear plugs.

Buy a fancy Philips Hue lightbulb, plug it into IFTTT, turn on IFTTT's Dropbox channel, and you're set.

T. Franks can be seen in fancy coffee shops plugging his own power strip into electrical outlets.

In July, Cisco, a network-equipment manufacturer, announced that it had shipped its two millionth VoIP telephone (a fancy phone that plugs into a data network rather than a phone network).

By Jed Feiman and Nehemiah Markos December 28, 2016 A recent transplant to Silver Lake, California, from Bushwick — "because I thought I was going to make it in New York by now, but I'm definitely going to make it in L.A". — P. T. Franks can be seen in fancy coffee shops plugging his own power strip into electrical outlets.

Too often we think innovation needs to be something that has fancy buttons that you plug in.

Plugging fancier microphones into a microphone socket doesn't seem very revolutionary?

Interactive TV was supposed to revolve around fancy set-top boxes that plug directly into the television.

Frank studied at the AA in the late 1970s under Peter Cook and Ron Herron, founding members of English neofuturist architecture group Archigram, also known for flights of technological fancy such as the 1964 Plug-in City, a hypothetical metropolis comprised of pure infrastructure.