Sentence examples for pen that would from inspiring English sources

The British Royal Air Force even bought the patent rights to a pen that would not leak at high altitudes.

Air Force Gen. Richard B. Myers, nominated yesterday by President Bush to be the nation's top military leader, likes to tell the story of how the government spent a great deal of money to create a ballpoint pen that would work in the zero-gravity environment of space.

NASA spent millions on R&D to create the ultimate pen that would work in zero gravity and the result was this incredible machine.

However, in encountering the other person in this manner not as another person but as a case or example of certain functions, roles or characteristics—I myself cease to be a person, but take on the role, speaking metaphorically, of the pen that would record these disparate elements onto the form.

Several firms were licensing the technology to create pens that would record pen strokes, allowing users to keep digital copies of whatever they wrote on the patterned paper.

His exposed-brick office in a converted luxury-automobile repair shop here has an Art Deco bar and a sleek black conference table worthy of James Bond, a spiral staircase and a loft that would look right at home in the Batcave, and a rainbow-colored collection of luxury fountain pens that would make a Romanov proud.

In order to avoid possibly causing a short in an electrical device, NASA switched from pencils to specialized pens that would work in a microgravity environment.

Parker produced an 'atomic pen' that would be perfectly convincing if only the word 'atomic' were replaced with 'turbo'turbo

And there are an awful lot of sentences of the "With the words He put down his pen he put down his pen" variety that would have been better off left behind on the fun house floor.

So I replied, using my Montblanc fountain pen, that I would meet him at baggage reclaim 4 at Phoenix airport, at some point in the future when I had finished my nationwide tour promoting yet another of my brilliant books.

Ricardo Guadalupe, chief executive of Hublot since the start of the year, when Jean-Claude Biver stepped aside, said in an e-mail that the company was planning to release another pen this year that would again reflect the brand's exploration of fusion themes.