Sentence examples for funnel device from inspiring English sources

In Belfast, NI Water offers a funnel device so you can pour FOGs into an empty bottle.

One of them pulled out a cellphone and proudly showed a photograph of a "funnel" device they had acquired, which allowed six people to quickly drink beer simultaneously.

In a preinjector consisting of an array of ion sources, rf-linacs and funnel devices a 400 mA Bi+ beam is formed, which is further accelerated in a main linac from about 2 GeV to its final energy of 10 GeV and then injected into the rings for storage and pulse compression.

In Germany, folk tradition tells of the Nuremberg funnel, a device used to pour language skills into the learner's head with little or no effort on the part of teacher or learner.

Mr. Wells said that if the well were reopened for containment, two vessels that had been collecting oil were on standby and a third with a device to funnel oil from the top of the cap could be brought in quickly.

As well as the torch, which she came up with for a friend in the Philippines who didn't have electricity at home so couldn't study, she has designed a phone-charging travel mug; last month she won 50,000 Canadian dollars (£24,000) from Shell Canada for her prototype, which uses heat from hot water to funnel electricity to mobile devices.

It is now Apple to funnel that tech into a device that is just good enough to appeal to millions of new customers, many of which will never need to drive a high-end luxury vehicle.

"Beer bong" refers to a tubular, funnel-like device deployed to "inhale" large quantities of beer in a few seconds.

Intelligence videos and messages from senior officers are also funneled through the devices, along with varied TV programming from the United States.

Mary belongs to a recent cohort of female anti-protagonists: Devoid of personality and interests, they are not so much characters as devices through which the author can funnel observations about modern life and thoughtful plots.

People back then imagined wireless communication (Dick Tracy, Star Trek), but they never imagined you could funnel an entire world's worth of information through a pocket-sized device.