Sentence examples for gizmo for from inspiring English sources

Even if someone gave me a G.P.S. gizmo for my birthday, I doubt I'd use it.

It was once the go-to gizmo for high school math whizzes who prided themselves on their ability to turn complex equations into artsy graphs on a black-and-green screen.

Utilising the MotionPlus controller for precise attacks, and complex object-and-character interactions in puzzles, we're also promised a new Beetle gizmo for scouting areas by air and collecting items.

We all know what it is -- the panel of gauges, speedometer, open-door indicator, flashing seat-belt admonisher, CD player and clip-on gizmo for spectacles, with the electric hole for the cigarette lighter that is now a cellphone charger.

They would be an unlikely gizmo for an actual spy, since – Wing's colleague Joao Pauperio, 32, says – when you use one, passersby are so delighted that you can stop traffic.

Here's a handy little gizmo for any of you wishing to monitor the state of the going at Aintree this week, having perhaps backed a horse that wants drying ground in the Grand National.

They can also flop and distract from the job of getting your core collection better known.PhonesTHE smartphone combining all the smarts of a personal digital assistant (PDA) including e-mail, web browser, MP3 player and digital camera plus the benefits of a third-generation mobile phone is fast becoming the gizmo of choice for cutting-edge users in Asia, Europe and North America.

Gizmo Project, for instance, charges 33.4 cents a minute for a call to land-line numbers in Afghanistan.

Government workers have seen furloughs before, but never in the era when so much of their lives and identities has been bound up in a little gizmo that for many seems to have been surgically implanted in their palms.

Maybe, in the end, that's enough, because from these two objects – a gizmo destined for rapid obsolescence and a guilt-free consumer purchase – you can surmise everything you need to know about design today.

One way to combat the phishing threat is to require that online customers supply a second piece of information when they log in, a one-time-only numeric code that is either generated by a little gizmo built for this purpose or is sent to the customer's cellphone.