Sentence examples for mechanical who from inspiring English sources

There is an unpleasant character in the novel called Mechanical, who reflects certain aspects of Baldwin, notably his homosexuality, which disgusted Wright.

With such notable Bay area artists as James Carpenter, Catherine Castellanos, Craig Marker, Parker Murphy, and Liam Vincent in supporting roles, Margo Hall tackles Bottom -- the "rude mechanical" who is transformed into an ass blessed with a brazen and braying bravado -- and, in doing so, boosts her much-lauded versatility to new heights.

On a third level, there now appears what are called the Mechanicals, who "work for bread upon Athenian stalls": the common working-classes, oafs and well-meaning craftsmen.

And in this instance it's the rude mechanicals who remind us of the mysterious and exalting powers of make-believe, as well as the thrills and dangers of live theater.

The amateurs will take the roles of Bottom and his fellow "mechanicals" (who, in Shakespeare's play, are themselves a group of inexperienced actors hoping to stage a play for a big celebration: the wedding party of Theseus and Hippolyta).

Robin Starveling is a character in William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream (1596), one of the Rude Mechanicals who plays the part of Moonshine in their performance of Pyramus and Thisbe.

Mechanical engineering (ME) departments in research universities face the challenge of educating mechanical engineers who will graduate with a balanced knowledge in engineering science and mechanical design.

Helen Luu said Mr. Luu was a mechanical engineer who retired because of his illness.

Mr. Kelly is a mechanical engineer who specializes in energy-efficiency projects intended to reduce electricity use.

He also met his wife, Minal, a mechanical engineer who works on NASA projects, on campus.

He had a mechanical giant who patrolled the shore outside his palace.