Sentence examples for machine builds from inspiring English sources

"When a hospital makes a change — buys a new machine, builds a new building — they need to be prepared to discuss those changes with the people purchasing their services," said Susan Pisano, a spokeswoman for the trade association America's Health Insurance Plans.

Liz Marshall's powerful feature documentary The Ghosts in Our Machine builds a new case for animal rights.

In April, Gary De Mercurio, the marine Jakubowski had hired to supervise the machine builds, began a major cleanup.

At a planning session earlier that week, a D.P.V. had asked, "What counts as a day?" The answer, from Gary De Mercurio, a former Marine helicopter pilot who had been hired to direct the farm's machine builds, was not encouraging: "If you start at 6 A.M., whenever you go to bed is a day".

The machine builds the object up layer by layer by cutting shapes out of a sheet of adhesive felt, cramming/heating each layer together as it goes.

The approach to engineering HMI systems described addresses the emerging needs and tremendous pressures enterprises face to be faster to market, achieve quicker machine builds with manufacturing production machines that must support mass customisation and quick response times.

Alphonsi, well, she is a machine built for rugby.

The digital age can be traced to a machine built circa 1951 in Princeton, N.J.

The tunnels have been bored (using a machine built in the seventies, naturally).

Arithmometer, early calculating machine, built in 1820 by Charles Xavier Thomas de Colmar of France.

In the meantime, a Romney machine built on establishment credibility keeps churning.