Sentence examples for machine may have from inspiring English sources

Every time a jammed ballot was removed and reinserted, he suspects the machine may have re-counted it.

A gang of thieves who spent six months digging a 100ft tunnel under a car park in a bid to raid a shop's cash machine may have only escaped with around £6,000, sources claimed today.

The record company hype machine may have been slow on the uptake but it mobilised itself sufficiently to ensure that her first reggae-tinged single went to number one in the charts.

As Cambridge economist Ha-Joon Chang points out in his book 23 Things They Don't Tell You About Capitalism, the washing machine may have changed the world more than the internet has, because it freed legions of women to work outside the home.

Alan Turing, who had earlier articulated the concept of a universal computing device (described in the section The Turing machine), may have pushed the project farther in the direction of a general-purpose device than his government originally had in mind.

Each machine may have its own timing sources, from the software interrupt timer to the cycle counter.

Machines may have to be integrated into human social and political lives.

Modern anaesthetic machines may have electronic gas mixers rather than conventional rotameters.

Modern circular machines may have 100 feeders, allowing each needle to pick up 100 threads per revolution.

Machines may have pattern wheels controlling needle action to produce special stitches, and also a Jacquard mechanism.

Modern machines may have as many as 100 feeders, allowing each needle to pick up 100 threads per revolution.