Sentence examples for is still equipped from inspiring English sources
It is still equipped with its original 92 horsepower, 216-cubic-inch 6-cylinder engine and 3-speed, column-shifted manual transmission, which McQueen's character fought to drive correctly, in a comedic manner, throughout the movie.
The Shoebox is just 15 square metres (no cat swinging, please), but is still equipped with a decadent queen bed, smart TV, in-room iPad and a walk-in rain shower.
Having risked this tentative and extremely vulnerable generalisation (which won't work for Carol Ann Duffy or Jackie Kay or Robin Robertson), it's worth trying another - that because Scotland's philosophical and religious traditions retain a degree of everyday currency, its poetry is still equipped with a didactic faculty which English poets have long set aside.
Samsung's smartphone is still equipped with a traditional home screen, of course (it's not like it boots right into the camera) but you can almost see that they may have toyed with that very idea, before landing on this hub model.
Halo departs from traditional FPS conventions by not forcing the player character to holster its firearm before deploying grenades or melee-range blunt instruments; instead, both attacks can be utilized while a gun is still equipped, supplanting or supplementing small-arms fire.
It is questioned whether (often technocratic) tools are still equipped to support the complex planning and management process where different stakeholders interact.
On the consumer front, the vast majority of the 25 million television sets sold annually are still equipped to handle analog signals only.
In Krakow, with its majestic castle looming over the old town, many of the buildings are still equipped with furnaces dating back decades.
(The desks, some built as long ago as 1819, are mahogany, and their lids lift up, like those in an old schoolhouse; the desks of the Majority and Minority Leader are still equipped with brass spittoons).
Mr. Jamil said that townspeople were allied with some defectors who were still equipped with weapons, and together they controlled checkpoints at the major entrances to Jisr al-Shoughour.
The tents of Spielfeld lie empty today, and deserted containers are still equipped with computers and finger-printing machines.
