Sentence examples for put on machines from inspiring English sources

These companies that should have been dead were being put on machines and kept alive for another few years," said Jonathan Bush, co-founder of the cloud-based firm Athenahealth and a first cousin to former President George W. Bush.

"I had a couple of kind of cool old task lamps, factory lamps that they put on sewing machines and architecture tables," Mr. McLane said.

While users can buy a stand-alone version to put on older machines, it may not be a wise thing to do.

Writer reads that several Tokyo printing plants are equipped to produce a new process: a page in a magazine plays like a record when it is put on a machine called Synchroreader.

By Robert Henderson The New Yorker, May 16 , 1959P. 38 Writer reads that several Tokyo printing plants are equipped to produce a new process: a page in a magazine plays like a record when it is put on a machine called Synchroreader.

In 1945, a 67-year-old woman —who had fallen into a coma from kidney failure while in jail after the liberation — was put on the machine for a far longer period than earlier patients and lived.

One big plus is that it is much harder to have your card "skimmed" – when its details are read by another device put on the machine by criminals – as it never leaves your hand.

Cohne also believes more onus should be put on washing machine manufacturers to find ways to capture the clothing fibers so that they do not ultimately enter wastewater treatment systems.

The forearm is put on the machine and the concentration is assessed by ultraviolet light.

"When I arrived he hadn't yet been put on a ventilation machine.

E-Port, for example, can be put on a beverage machine, near the coin and cash slots.