Sentence examples for machine set up from inspiring English sources
Getting the machine set up, etc.
A message on an answering machine set up by the rabbi, Yakove Lloyd, cited the "overwhelmingly negative response by the Brooklyn Jewish community and threats by the N.Y.P.D. of immediate arrest" as reasons for the suspension.
He said that when customers, who paid about $175 for the lists, called numbers that were supposedly for landlords, "they were actually calling a phone answering machine set up by the group," and an employee would return the call, posing as the building owner's representative.
The module consists of the die enclosed in the heater-coupled testing machine set up for compression test.
The radiographs of the private practice patients were obtained by different operators, with a Kavo Express X-ray machine, set up for 65 kV, 7 mA, and an exposure time of 1 s with the same type of positioner mentioned above.
The periapical radiographs of the patients treated at the University were obtained by a single operator with the DABI 70 Spectro 1070X X-ray machine, set up for 70 kV, 10 mA, and an exposure time of 1 s, with the long cone-paralleling technique.
But soon after he was elected governor of Massachusetts, Mr. Romney turned into a fund-raising machine, setting up a series of federal and state political action committees that together let individual donors give far more than the federal campaign spending limits.
A rehearsal of "The Flying Dutchman" was under way with Fritz Reiner running through the music with the orchestra and a singer: "Did I give you a cue?" "Difficult to see you, Maestro... .. Tells about other goings on; the boat "jumping," heave chains dropped, a wind machine setting up a racket.
"If there was anyone we missed," she said, "we wouldn't have to get all the machines set up again".
Redbox today has more than 15,400 vending machines set up to dispense discs that rent for $1 a day in supermarkets and discount stores.
Of course, what we call corporations are, in fact, perpetual motion machines, set up to endlessly extract wealth (and leave slagheaps of poverty behind) no matter what.
