Sentence examples for this new contraption from inspiring English sources

There they would sit and marvel at this new contraption.

The DTVPal did its job, but now my mom had to live with this new contraption.

According to Blizzident, a lot of people don't brush their teeth the right way, and this new contraption removes the potential for "user error," since it does all the work for you.

The guillotine-style chopping of the fig! "That new contraption they have in France..."...

WITH its brass-trimmed halogen heating elements, glass globes and bamboo paddles, the new contraption that is to begin making coffee this week at the Blue Bottle Café here looks like a machine from a Jules Verne novel, a 19th-century vision of the future.

The BBC's North America technology correspondent Richard Taylor tried out the new contraption.

Soapmakers are foaming at the mouth as they try to disprove the new contraption's effectiveness.

Often, fear of new technology seems to be responsible: in the late 19th Century, early telephone users reported giddiness and wracking pain after using the new contraption, for instance, while Scandinavian workers in the 1980s developed surprising rashes, apparently from their computer monitors.

With his father, Norman Kaufman, he has invested at least $1 million over the last decade in batting cages, two go-kart tracks and, this year, a new contraption that involves small boats, mounted guns and foamy balls.

This is hard to imagine, but in the effort to stem his migraines and his incipient blindness — symptoms, some scholars say, of an advanced case of syphilis — he bought one of the new contraptions.

This is hard to imagine, but in the effort to stem his migraines and his incipient blindness symptoms, some scholars say, of an advanced case of syphilis he bought one of the new contraptions.