Sentence examples for vacuum designed from inspiring English sources

4. Alessi's good-looking stainless steel and plastic hand vacuum, designed in Italy by Stefano Giovannoni, has a rubber nozzle for slurping up liquids and crumbs, and another attachment for getting into crevices; $140 at the MoMA Design Store, 11 West 53rd Street or (800) 447-6662.

Vacuum Designed Coffee Brewers With these coffee makers you have a more complicated design.

People used boom, skimmers, and even "honey wagons," vacuums designed to suck up liquid manure.

By applying these data to the accelerator vacuum design, one would have to consider that outgassing is often non-uniform and changes with time with different functions.

Dyson has also refined some of the more basic elements of canister vacuum design, including a new quick release attachment coupling system that's easier than what the company has offered in previous generations, and which also includes an adapter bracket so you can still use existing attachments you have from previous machines or accessory purchases.

The video shows a lab as seen from the perspective of a particularly wide-angle lens, along with quick bursts of schematic imagery that's somewhat suggestive of robotic vacuum designs, with a circular device even depicted rolling along the floor at one point in the video.

I read about vacuum cleaners designed to suck insects out of the air.

Holman's company uses a vacuum kiln designed to thoroughly dry maple and help the bats remain durable and not splinter into dangerous pieces.

He displays handmade items fans have sent him as gifts; a Japanese-made Roomba robot vacuum cleaner designed to resemble R2-D2 andolldoll that's a cross between Darth Vader and Goofy.

Though Mr. Pyle's work was done mostly with the same types of hand tools used almost a century earlier, there were exceptions, including a vacuum he designed to draw the epoxy into the wood.

You can blow a lot of the cat hair, dust and crumbs out with a can of compressed air (available at computer stores for less than $10) or use a special vacuum cleaner designed for keyboards (like the one available for $19.99 at www.etravelergear.com/keyvacclean.html).html