Sentence examples for hidden machine from inspiring English sources

Of course, the Bond car was famously equipped with all the gadgets a mid-1960s secret agent might require, including oil sprayers, hidden machine guns and a seat that could eject a passenger.

The President had set in motion an elaborate hidden machine for manufacturing the appearance of public enthusiasm for himself.

But it's far more powerful if a doctor marches in, tells you he's going to give you morphine, and injects you, than it is if it is administered secretly by a hidden machine.

It is about the kind of men who drop in on the bad guys from a plane with hidden machine guns in the front and a "Global Wildlife Conservancy" logo on the side.

I can't be sure if this is how it's meant to be, or simply because the spa complex was still being built when we were there, but the room was duly transformed with the aid of some floating candles and a hidden machine playing restful mystical-objects-falling-out-of-a-cupboard music.

The Imitation Game, first proposed in 1950, has since undergone serial modification, but in substance, it was and remains a test whereby a hidden machine attempts to convince a (human) interrogator that it, rather that the hidden human challenger in the next room, is indeed the human.

He also invented painted canvas netting to hide machine gun positions, and this was quickly taken up for hiding equipment and gun positions from 1917, 7 million square yards being used by the end of the war.

Languishing at the center of the new dynamic are the players themselves, all caught "in the great celebrity hiding machine," as Roger Angell, who has written about baseball for The New Yorker since 1962, put it in an interview.

There's a reason that Oskar hides the machine (replacing it with another), but we don't find out what it is until the end.

With his long, blunt screwdriver he cracked the shields hiding the machine's penetralia, a screw popping loose and flying into the shadows.

And whereas other vacuum cleaners were frosted with sleek exteriors that hid the machine's innards, the DC07 looked as if it had been turned inside out: it wore its guts on its skin.