Sentence examples for like a contraption from inspiring English sources
It looked like a contraption a wedding photographer might use.
The ensemble behaved like a contraption that shook, sifted, crawled, growled, gnawed, groaned, and sang.
It sounded like a contraption Bradley might have seen in Vietnam, either for the troops to exercise with or, more likely, to torture prisoners.
The satellite looks like a contraption out of a Dr. Seuss book: a dish antenna 6 meters across spins like a lasso atop a long boom.
It would be like having a third leg. it seems like a contraption that would get in the way.
She sprinted the length of the gym while pulling a weighted sled, then ran back while pushing a heavier sled, then did bouncy squat-like reps on a contraption that seemed to mimic skiing over bumps, then dragged a weighted sled backward, then rowed hard on an ergometer, then skated side to side in her stocking feet on a slide board while holding a ten-pound medicine ball.
"The thing is, I don't like wearing them, I don't like the feeling of having a contraption on my face.
It turns out that you don't just toss a contraption like this in the garbage.
His solution is to use a contraption like a coffee percolator that separates the juice from the hips.
She made foul-smelling yogurt — on Gaga's stove, in a contraption like a double boiler — and chewed with her mouth completely open.
Then a sheet of paper about 4 feet by 3 feet (all right, call it 1.2 metres by 0.9, if you must) was imposed on the inked type by a contraption like a pneumatic octopus; a roller transferred ink to paper and the octopus picked up the printed sheet.
