Sentence examples for machine was stuck from inspiring English sources
When construction began, the mix of hard rock and soft shale under the mountains made digging difficult; at one point a boring machine was stuck for weeks.
Until last Monday, when engineers began hoisting its two-thousand-ton cutterhead to the surface, Bertha, the world's largest tunnel-boring machine, was stuck a hundred and twenty feet below the streets of Seattle, too damaged to move far forward and incapable of going in reverse.
By Jacques Leslie April 11 , 2015Until last Monday, when engineers began hoisting its two-thousand-ton cutterhead to the surface, Bertha, the world's largest tunnel-boring machine, was stuck a hundred and twenty feet below the streets of Seattle, too damaged to move far forward and incapable of going in reverse.
LOS ANGELES — Hollywood's glamour machine is stuck between a promise that the stars will still show up at next month's Golden Globes and a threat that 3,000 picketing writers will chase them away.
Immediately after this, however, Davis' P-47 was stuck by machine-gun fire from another aircraft, damaging the propeller and left wing components.
Maybe it's a machine we are stuck in as we all angle for our own stuff only to become a sad girl eating in a yuppie restaurant, freaking out internally while appearing "fine" as she tries not to choke.
The machines had previously been stuck in storage after a deal with another local authority fell through.
They are right the fact that you can't see photos until everyone is done shooting is a great hook, especially if your shooting partners are uploading pics from intriguing venues like a Florence and the Machine concert while you are stuck at home contributing beauty portraits of your cats.
And would he re-establish the dysfunctional politics that had characterised the presidency in the 1990s?You're out of timeThe Clinton machine was too stuck in the 1990s to grasp how the internet was revolutionising political fund-raising.
The zitty boy assigned to tend the dessert bar, whipping new paper cones around the cotton candy machine with powerful sloppiness, pretends to not hear Walt Whitman as he asks what else can be stuck into the machine and wound with this terrific gossamer netting.
