Sentence examples for sticks designed for from inspiring English sources

High-powered pneumatic pogo sticks designed for... people who are really into falling from extreme heights.

Treat the leather with an ink stick designed for use with leather.

"We are stuck designing for the total user experience," Sheehan says.

But these brawny handsets are still stuck with software stacks designed for the 20th century.

Use a sponge on a stick designed specifically for washing glasses.

The MinION is a single-use DNA sequencing device with the size of a USB memory stick, which is designed for general applications of DNA sequencing.

Airline seats seem designed for stick figures (see Comfort; p. 110).

For instance, elephants might be deterred from entering farmland or encouraged to stick to the corridors designed for their use, Poole says.

He argues that "contemporary education is failing our students because we are stuck in a curriculum designed for a different century, i.e. a curriculum that focuses heavily on quantity of testable knowledge.

Grand remembers one student being warmly praised for making a print out mice blood, while Christopher Booth, now menswear designer at Balenciaga, got stuck straight into making jackets designed for Siamese twins: "I was like, 'Yeah!

While the print magazine industry is hanging its hopes on the iPad to lead it to the digital promised land where people actually pay for digital editions, it is still stuck with adapting a product designed for paper to the screen.