Sentence examples for junk hardware from inspiring English sources
On coming to the United States, my family homesteaded and became traders in furs, junk, hardware and secondhand auto body parts.
But they're outnumbered by dynamic, straight-from-the-studio work, like the glowing wall hangings made of bottle caps by the Ghanaian artist El Anatsui, and the masks pieced together from gasoline jugs and junked hardware by Romuald Hazoume of Benin.
Next year should be a bumper year for PC sales, because millennium-bug worries will mean the junking of old hardware; but the industry fears a bust soon after.
This was probably one of the biggest arms deals of all time, since new NATO members were required to junk their old Soviet military hardware and replace it with Western arms like the stuff made by Lockheed Martin.
Old machines are junked in favour of new hardware (remember VCRs?) and any data stored on out-of-date media must be re-read and re-written onto the medium du jour, all at great expense.
NBC complained that Apple was making money by selling hardware that could play NBC's junk and NBC wanted a piece of the action.
Computers eventually breakdown, wear out, or become overloaded with junk and must be replaced over time with spare parts and hardware on a limited budget – resulting in a jigsaw puzzle of infrastructure, like at Hornik's school.
But even with so much hardware raining from the skies, no one is known to have been hurt by falling space junk.
"Not junk like heroin, junk like junk.
