Sentence examples for fixing machines from inspiring English sources
The film stars Cruise as a repairman fixing machines in the wastelands of Earth after an alien attack.
Internship ReprintsBusinesses from vending-machine operators to public-transport providers complain about the cost of counting and stacking dollar bills, and of fixing machines jammed by misfed bills.
Mr. Barbaria, a laconic 63-year-old with a bushy salt-and-pepper beard and a level gaze, founded B&L in 1962, when he was 22. New York's manufacturing base had not yet withered, and the demand for men trained in fixing machines was brisk.
"The president believes electoral reform should include fixing machines so everyone can vote, protecting the system against felons who vote, protecting men and women in the military so their right to vote is not infringed, and exploring whether projections by the networks before the polls close will have a detrimental effect on voting," Mr. Fleischer said.
To escape the monotony, he started doing odd jobs at a mechanical repair shop where he discovered that he had a flair for fixing machines.
He spent summers as a teenager on his grandfather's 25,000-acre ranch in Texas, fixing machines, working with cattle and learning about self-reliance.
"I knew you'd be late," he said, "so I thought I'd save us all the trouble of bringing the lottery to a halt while we tear the town apart so you can get your caffeine fix—" "It is a fix, you fixer, you, you have fixed me, thank you, you wonderful fixing man, like some sort of fixing machine," Lorelai said.
Briefly, after the isolated heart experiments the heart tissues were immediately put in 10% formalin and fixed in an automatic tissue fixing machine.
As for the latest spate in North America, Samsung is offering to fix machines at no cost and a one-year guarantee, an exchange rebate, or a full refund for eligible customers.
In front of a crowd he demonstrated how he can fix machines wearing it.
If these tests are successful, people in Worcestershire could be stopping problems in their tracks or helping to fix machines on the other side of the globe.
