Sentence examples for push a device from inspiring English sources
You slide a small camera — a laparoscope — into the abdomen through a quarter-inch incision near the belly button, insert a long grasper through an incision beneath the waistline, and push a device for stapling and cutting through an incision in the left lower abdomen.
Perhaps the commission should listen to cabdrivers before pushing a device that we'd be better off without.
Closed-circuit security cameras recorded a man in a white shirt and dark trousers who was standing next to a kiosk less than 50 paces from the blast and apparently pushed a device that could have been a detonator.
When they moved to the boonies, Dorothy Wordsworth measured their walk to Crewkerne — then the nearest town — by pushing a device invented especially for such a project, a "perambulator": seven miles.
The presence of gain changes the rules of the game completely, when it pushes a device across the lasing threshold where the emission of coherent radiation sets in and nonlinear modal interactions build up.
When they moved to the boonies,Dorothy Wordsworth measured their walk to Crewkerne — then the nearest town — by pushing a device invented especiallyfor such a project, a "perambulator": seven miles.Her brother William pottered at his daffodils poem.Ten thousand saw I at a glance: by which he meanttoo many to count, but could only say it in counting.
The party wants to end the coalition's "bedroom tax"—a device to push social tenants out of properties too large for their needs as Labour does, and increase defence spending, as most Tories do.
Rather than push a button on a device, walkie-talkie style, they have to dial a phone number, like any cellphone user, and worry about dropped calls.
Pushing the desired button for a device will make it work again.
About a year ago, Philips Norelco began the push to sell a device called the Bodygroom as a product to help men shave areas of the body other than the face.
Lanier wouldn't insist on fitting out Isabel Archer's happy carriage with GPS and pushing a networked device into her clenched palm.
