Sentence examples for steam machinery from inspiring English sources

He had always suffered from allergies, wheezing and spluttering like an old piece of steam machinery, and she got him on a new diet that cured him and made him less potato-shaped.

In 1836, the first steam machinery was introduced at the Mint; previously coins had been struck by muscle power.

Famed Arctic explorer, Admiral Sir William Edward Parry was appointed as Comptroller of Steam Machinery and Packet Service in April 1837.

Peale returned from Europe with plans he had drawn for a steam-powered coinage press, borrowing the steam machinery design from English mints and the toggle joint technology from French ones.

This state of affairs was unsatisfactory to the director, Samuel Moore, who had for several years contemplated purchasing a modern set of steam machinery for the production of coins from the Soho Mint in Birmingham, England, founded by coining pioneer Matthew Boulton.

It was the noise, he says, that hit him that first week – the sound of metal, wood and steam, of machinery rattling at full pelt.

Steam turbine machinery, due to having no unbalanced parts, cause little or no vibration problems of this type.

Mahan incorporated a new generation of land-based steam propulsion machinery.

Queen Street Mill is the one remaining example of an industrial site with original steam-powered machinery.

Mr. Simplot has plenty of competitors, including Lamb-Weston, a division of ConAgra Foods, which runs a French fry plant full of steaming, clattering machinery near American Falls.

Some came to marvel at the new steam-powered machinery, others to gasp at the horrendous working conditions and the open sewers that flowed through the surrounding slums.