Sentence examples for machines leap from inspiring English sources
As its wholesome perpetual-motion machines leap, tumble and whipsaw through the halls and playgrounds of East High, you want to leave the world behind and be one of them now and forever.
"As its wholesome perpetual-motion machines leap, tumble and whipsaw through the halls and playgrounds of East High, you want to leave the world behind and be one of them now and forever," Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times in October.
"During a recent investigation we turned up at the offices of a private investigation agency and while we were there the fax machine leapt into life.
Already, the company sponsors an annual Flugtag, when contestants build their own flying-machines and leap off a parapet into water, true to the Red Bull slogan: "It gives you wings".
The scenario is this: The Time Traveller, a scientist and inventor in nineteenth-century London, builds a time machine and leaps forward eight hundred thousand years.
So after perching for a few minutes on a showroom bike, many buyers of new machines take a leap of faith when they sign on the dotted line.
Using Kurisu's time leap machine, Rintarō travels back in time numerous times to try to save Mayuri, but to no avail.
The information-processing abilities of DNA are a form of natural molecular computing, and computer viruses leap from machine to machine in ways reminiscent of their disease-causing namesakes.
A linchpin of his thinking is what he calls the "technological singularity," a point at which the intelligence of machines takes a huge leap, and they come to possess capabilities that exceed those of humans.
Instead the show (by Catherine Capellaro and Andrew Rohn) brings on a mad scientist with a time machine and takes a leap ahead to 2037, where the disembodied head of Sam Walton hovers on a video screen and "Walmartopia" becomes an unfortunate collision of Wal-Mart and Orwell.
