The ink and linotype machines of her father's newspaper "turned hot metal into words — something I'm still trying to do today," she said of her metal jewelry at a talk at SOFA, the art and design expo, in Chicago last month.
"It was a battle between David and Goliath," she said, referring to the powerful political machines of her opponents.
A bemused woman hears the answering machine of her spiritual guide in Eldon Dedini's 1967 cartoon.
"Yesterday we refused to go on a convoy to Taji," Specialist Amber McClenny, 21, said in a message she left on the answering machine of her mother, Teresa Hill, in Dothan, Ala.
Drawing on Terry's autobiography, The Story of My Life (1908), and also on her own recollections of seeing the actor on stage in Bernard Shaw's Captain Brassbound's Conversion (for which Terry could never remember the lines), Woolf wrestles with the difficulty of defining the "marvellous machine of her genius".
Hallinan attacked Harris as a cog in the political machine of her mentor and one-time boyfriend Willie Brown, the former Assembly speaker and the city's mayor at the time.
She's sounded like a ghost in the machine of her own music ever since, and this particular confection spun to sugary perfection by producers Max Martin, Alexander Kronlund, Ke$ha, and Dr. Luke is no exception.
We watched Ms. Hayashi and her assistant blend the ingredients, boil the mixture to the proper temperature, then knead it and shape it by hand into ropes before feeding these through a clanking machine of her father's invention to form the candies.
To learn the psychological effects of heavy industrial labour, she took a job in 1934 35 in an auto factory, where she observed the spiritually deadening effect of machines on her fellow workers.
Think about Ms. Burson's "Human Race Machine," one of her most recent creations.
When the diary mysteriously turns up near the office coffee machine, one of her colleagues volunteers to return it to Eva.
