Sentences with phrase «whirling blades»

This little gizmo is exactly what you'd expect from a Chinese concern: Useful, amusing, cheaply made and potentially dangerous (good luck unplugging it without sticking your fingers in the whirling blades).

-- and out the door he ran as fast as he could towards the helicopter and its whirling blades.

Along with scenes straight from an action flick (car chases, breaking plate glass windows and the threat of being crushed), these rodents are attacked by automated machines with whirling blades and other deadly appendages.

Not exact matches

I ran them through a shredder, but next time I'll definitely whirl them with the food processor blade.

The turbine blades at the state's largest wind farm are whirling.

With soap, water, graphite and the whirl of a blender's blades, researchers can serve up big batches of graphene, a material that shows promise for use in myriad high - tech applications.

Other aerial robots, like some drones, aren't so agile, relying on four whirling rotor blades to lift off the ground, Hutchinson said.

There exist theories suggesting that strong magnetic fields coupled with rapid rotation act as whirling rotary blades to fling out the nearby gas.

She is every uppity teacher you've ever wanted to throw off a roof into whirling helicopter blades (you know you've thought about it).

Longing for the sound of a snarling turbocharged engine whirling away right behind your shoulder blades?

You won't hear the engine or the whirling of the blades.

But in Reckoning mages can wade into the thick of combat wielding staffs which they whirl overhead or, and this is where things get fun, they can wield the beautiful and deadly chakram — circular blades imbued with elemental fury that are thrown at enemies, always returning to the owners hand.

Blade Ballet is a whirling dance of local and online multiplayer robot destruction, coming to PS4 and Steam August 9, 2016.

Here, at the booth of Proyectos Monclova, the artist has brought a ceiling fan that she reengineered with the motor of a disco ball, causing the blades to whirl at a barely perceptible speed.

We have enough issues with building houses that won't be knocked down... the last thing we need is to build a giant tower with blades that will become a whirling debris field of human death.