Sentence examples for their contraption from inspiring English sources

Their contraption, pulled behind a tractor, must identify weeds and kill them within 200 milliseconds, a formidable but attainable challenge, Mr. Redden says.

They call their contraption the Spyce Kitchen, which spawned a nickname, the Spyce Boys, and, as they introduced themselves, they might have been members of a boy band taking the stage.

"It was big enough to fit a small family," Ms. Troyer recalls of their contraption, which the couple invented in 1999 to accept delivery of large packages and to keep the parcels safe and dry, no matter how long homeowners were away.

Devolvo didn't bother telling anyone when (or if) their contraption will be actually available, nor for how much.

Their contraption (several versions of which are shown above) can move and rotate insects every which way while keeping them stable and positioned under a microscope.

Opting to skip discs altogether, they've pre-loaded the first two Bourne movies in HD onto every new VUDU being bought, and they're beaming it out, if you want it and already own their contraption.

Unlike "innovation," invention has escaped being stereotyped by management theorists, and still conjures cheerful images of idealistic boffins and amateur inventors showing off their contraptions at Maker Faires.

Even when a part of the science of flight had been understood, men like Otto Lilienthal, a 19th Century German pioneer who experimented with gliders, were doomed, their contraptions too heavy and too unresponsive to allow their brave pilots to chase birds or even to get much above ground.

Jason and SOPHIA the 3rd are then shrunken and injected inside Fred to do battle with the microbots and their contraptions – something which Ireland described as "a pretty clear video game spin on Fantastic Voyage kind of adventure".

According to the manufacturers, the idea sprang from what they say is a common practice among women: cutting off the feet of their own control-top hose, securing the ankles with rubber bands and wearing their homemade contraption as a foundation garment.

MORAINE, Ohio — Few places are more emblematic of the rise of American manufacturing, and its gradual decline, than this once-bustling industrial suburb of Dayton — within sight of the hill from which the Wright Brothers first tried to fly their innovative contraption, even before Kitty Hawk.