Sentence examples for some sort of machine from inspiring English sources

In the opening sequence of Michael McIntyre's new show, a video portrays him as some sort of machine: a standup Terminator, assembled backstage by hi-tech gadgetry.

To some extent, anyone using a smartphone is already using some sort of machine intelligence with Google Now's suggestions or Apple Maps's determination of what counts as your "home" and "work", or Windows Phone's Cortana.

Details of what the company's actually up to are pretty sketchy on the website, but it seems like the company will be using existing sensor networks and some sort of machine learning system to more efficiently deliver food to prevent spoilage.

I quite quickly came up with the idea of some sort of mechanical machine.

I'm building some sort of flying machine in my back garden.

This, presumably, involves defeating the past, which means we should probably focus our troops there, by way of some sort of time machine.

Is "justice" some sort of slot machine that works best, in terms of wins, when it turns out the most bodies?

Convinced that voices were sending vibrations into his body "with some sort of microwave machine", he had dialled 911 and asked for help.

Or does he have some sort of time machine allowing him to ascertain that in 2030 his son will still be the same size?" Well, indeed.

At Ewood Park he was, as one blogger put it recently, "some sort of demented machine"; at Newcastle he grew into a caricature of himself, like Oasis's later albums.

Do not regard it as some sort of economic machine, where various raw materials are poured in at one end and firms such as Apple and Cisco roll out at the other, but rather as a form of ecosystem that breeds companies: without the right soil and the right climate, nothing will grow.* Flexible Recycling", by Homa Bahrami and Stuart Evans.