Sentence examples for machines that enable from inspiring English sources

The fitness industry is built on gadgets and machines that enable us to avoid using our own body weight to get in shape.

A HANDFUL of grocery stores in the United States are testing fingerprint imaging machines that enable shoppers to pay for their purchases simply by putting a finger to an electronic pad.

As a result, a number of innovative ideas such as credit cards offering customers to make their payments in monthly installments, unique dividend payment methods, gold participation accounts and hi-tech ATM machines that enable customers to withdraw and/or deposit gold bullions to their accounts were generated.

In its early days it sold ingenious machines that enabled Edwardian printers to cast lines of type in seconds; now, as well as the right to use its fonts, it sells software that renders text on screen.

Soon came the Mercitron and the Thanatron, "suicide machines" that enabled "clients" to inject themselves with drugs or to release a dose of lethal carbon monoxide, turning the blood cherry red and suffusing the cheeks in death with a misleadingly healthy glow.Over 130 people died painlessly with the help of these machines and the doctor who invented them.

Nearby, a preserved cluster of the weird looking machines that enabled pilots to push the boundaries of the possible.

PayRange, which makes a small device that plugs into vending machines that enables customers to pay with credit cards, said that it has raised $12 million in venture financing.

With money being tight in the early development, the team cobbled together this equipment, buying much of it on the cheap, and re-writing software for the machines that enables them to be controlled via its automated command system.

A gun is an escalation machine that enables petty, ephemeral feuds to become mass murders.

And at the urging of his mother and his wife, Joshua assented to using a machine that enabled him to communicate with a speech synthesizer.

But my real favourite is Jill St John's caustic rejoinder to the little boy at the water-balloon stand: "Blow up your pants!" Favourite gadget: The electronic voice machine that enables Sean Connery to speak in a flawless American accent.