And running into the back of that computer, the wire that delivers unto you everything you watch?
Then there was the testimony, he said, that the wire that came loose had never been inspected.
The post-Cod era has seen books about quinine ("the cure that changed the world"), cables ("the wire that changed the world"), sewing machines... you get the idea.
Soon the doctors laid gauze on the brain to protect it while they drilled a trough through the skull for the wire that would run to the port.
Pamela Davis, blond suburban mother of three, was told that her bra would be the best place to wear the wire that kick-started a long….
There were "Downholds," the legendary U.P.I. edicts, flashed over the wire, that announced that the company was tightening, if that was possible, the squeeze on spending.
But, after the party, the wire that had been laid temporarily so that there would be music remained in place — for the next party.
Then he began to walk — each step a few inches in front of the last, his leather moccasins kissing the wire that lay before him.
A hawk sat on the wire that ran from the house to the bunkhouse, as though it had the place to itself.
The temperature measurements revealed a complex temperature distribution in the fluid chamber due to bubbles ejected from the wire that carried thermal energy close to the temperature sensors.
Since the solenoid pulls its plunger when it is powered through two control connectors, the wire that ties the plunger with the alarm bar pulls the alarm bar and disables the alarm whenever the solenoid is powered on.
