Sentence examples for machine bolts from inspiring English sources

It wasn't just the usual childhood artwork, report cards and plastic trophies, but a kiln and its progeny (Jimmy loved throwing pots), cake-decorating equipment that would put "Cake Boss" to shame, wood-burning gear, fish tanks, an antique sewing machine, bolts of fabric, a quilting frame and the equipment from a makeshift darkroom.

In 1978 the high school I went to had a computer that looked like a Telex machine bolted to a fridge.

Track is to Jamaicans what football is to Brazilians, and their expectations became, after his mother's washing machine, Bolt's motivation.

The first such machine, bolted atop a battlement on the 12th-century Pinhel Castle in north-eastern Portugal, delights tourists who tilt it up, down and around for an augmented view of the castle and its surroundings.

Bags hung from the poles and there were also machines bolted to the poles.

And in the National Railway Museum, in York, more workers have been machining bolt heads down to the size of those that adorned the locomotive on the day it first emerged from the London and North Eastern Railway's (LNER) Doncaster works in 1923.

Road journeys outside cities in parts of the country where kidnapping has been a problem are made in convoy, with pickup trucks with platoons of soldiers and heavy-caliber machine guns bolted in the rear.

Such large machine-thrown bolts were ideal for incendiary weapons.

It even let you control the action with an Uzi-style sub-machine gun bolted to the cabinet.

Today, Mr. Kumar, 61 and uneducated, owns an airless one-room factory on the outskirts of Delhi, with a basic gas-fired machine to press bolts of fabric for garment manufacturers.

Jay Carver, Crossrail's principal archaeologist, said: "The excavations so far have uncovered evidence for the site railway, forges and a furnace and machine bases with bolts that would have secured the heavy ironworks plant to the floor.