Sentence examples for to tool from inspiring English sources
noun
A mechanical device intended to make a task easier.
- Hand me that tool, would you?
"It will take months for the industry to tool up for something super-cosmic".
The mayor began to tool around the city, bringing neighborhoods goodies like street repairs and small jobs programs.
Studies are under way to see if the degu's brain reorganized in response to tool use, Dr. Iriki said.
But with a sleek machine you've got to tool a governor onto the sucker, do something to cut her fuel".
"Big companies can have million-pound machines to tool each component, and amazing laser cutters.
Tungsten is an important addition to tool steels, superalloys, and refractory alloys.
NEIL GENZLINGER WEAPON OF CHOICE Forget guns or knives; the deep fryer was this year's go-to tool.
Since being formed in 1999, data collection service SurveyMonkey has become a go-to tool for companies looking to stay ahead of the curve.
The internet reaches every corner of our lives, and has become our go-to tool for communication, learning and media consumption.
"I am excited to help the wrnch become the go-to tool for computer vision development".
Sometimes a club is needed, but this should not be the go-to "tool" for police officers.
