Sentence examples for some gizmo from inspiring English sources

One of them unclips part of her face, the better to lock into some gizmo.

If some gizmo can transmit a signal that cripples a plane's systems, then wouldn't all gizmos be banned entirely — not just during takeoff and landing?

Buy the wrong connector cord or some gizmo, and bring it back a few days after the 14-day return policy expires?

We won't be buying some gizmo built by overworked assembly lines half a planet away.

The teddy bear -- not some breakthrough gizmo or hip fashion item -- would be the centerpiece for her plan.

We don't need to send a bunch of Nobel laureates into the desert now, hoping they come up with some new gizmo to save the planet.

The Bose electronics store was next to Brookstone and across from the Sharper Image, so if you got excited about some electronic gizmo in one store you were steps away from getting even more excited by similar gizmos in two other stores.

"Nowadays there's a huge emphasis on using new technology, some new gizmo or lab technique to discover something.

Until that happens, however, we can't assume that anyone will want to manage their energy use just because some new gizmo offers them a window into the smart grid, or that we'll rush to retrofit our homes and office buildings on the promise that it will save us money down the road.

In each novel, Tom, a boy genius who was "Swift by name and swift by nature," would invent some miraculous new gizmo.

Or you might want to fit your study population with some kind of gizmo that can collect (and maybe even transmit) data in your absence.