Sentence examples for mechanised model of from inspiring English sources

It showed a sylvan glade (made from prop trees from the TV show Bonanza) in which a lifelike mechanised model of a man with his trousers round his ankles was apparently humping a tree, while a boy, presumably his son, was humping a hole in the ground.

The mechanised horror of the first world war roiled in recent memory.

The Pak-Afghan frontier has become synonymous with terrorists and the mechanised war of drones.

"The British policing model sets the police amongst the people, 'toe-to-toe' in public order policing terms, without recourse to some separate specialised force or unit, or, except in very exceptional circumstances, to the mechanised creators of distance between police and protesters - water cannon or baton guns.

So Wells, in 1898, saw the mechanised slaughter of 1914-18 coming.

Wood says the entire process is like a vast, mechanised version of home baking.

How dull would you have to be to find such a leaden, thoughtless and mechanised form of transgression interesting?

Within a few hours they had pierced the defences of the adversary, a mechanised brigade of full-time soldiers from Georgia (the American state, that is).

The introduction of mechanised spinning (of the sort carried out at Quarry Bank Mill) changed that, creating a dearth of hand-weavers.

Another is popular resistance to investment in new farming methods, given fears that a shift to less labour-intensive and more mechanised forms of farming could jeopardise jobs.

He squares up to the bad guys with a compound bow, a camp sleeveless leather jerkin with sleeve-straps, and a matching, mechanised quiver of "augmented" arrows.