Sentence examples for tooling from inspiring English sources
The word 'tooling' is correct and usable in written English
It is most commonly used as a verb to refer to the process of fabricating or working something with tools. For example: "The company specializes in tooling metal parts for various machines."
noun
Work or ornamentation done with a tool.
National Express trains are terrific when they're on time, which they quite often are, and if you are going to pollute the planet there are more interesting ways to do it than tooling up and down the A12.
With the first phase of the Californian requirement being, in effect, the same as the Energy Star 4.0 specification that comes in next spring, manufacturers will have already started tooling up for the new lower-energy sets.They would have done so with or without any mandatory requirements from California.
It started ticking.Engineers and designers have been using 3D printers for more than a decade, but mostly to make prototypes quickly and cheaply before they embark on the expensive business of tooling up a factory to produce the real thing.
Instead of tooling up to fight the hackers, firms should focus on plugging the holes that let them in.
Since the chamber changed its line, the number of owners tooling up has accelerated.
Meanwhile, Nissan is tooling up to start building cars with batteries of the appropriate dimensions, for sale starting next year, and Tesla plans to offer swappable batteries on the Model S.Other "islands" that Better Place has signed deals with include Denmark, Hawaii and Australia.
Many manufacturers already use 3D printing to make prototypes of parts, because it is cheaper and more flexible than tooling up to produce just one or two items.
Tooling around town with a controversial slogan on the back of the car may be taken as a form of aggressive behaviour.
One answer has been to design machinery with built-in flexibility; for relatively little extra cost, tooling can be changed to adapt the machine to accommodate design changes.
Miller, a wheezy-sounding 57-year-old from Maryland, is a comic-book legend – working for both the Marvel and DC powerhouses, re-tooling some of their most potent characters, notably Daredevil and Batman, and in doing so, turning comics into an accepted adult art form.
Feminism has a long history of reclaiming words and phrases – and surely none in recent years was more ripe for re-tooling than David Cameron's patronising instruction to MP Angela Eagle to "Calm down, dear".
