Sentences with phrase «whirring machines»

The tinkling spoons and whirring machines in a coffee shop might make you feel most creative.

Add into that the time it takes to be milked by a whirring machine and you've got very little time left to do anything else.

After making his way to the awaiting chopper, Snake tosses his «cargo» on the whirring machine and then returns to concentrate fire from a suppressed sub machine gun on a squad of soldiers who are trying to turn the fleeing commando into fish food.

Not exact matches

A small portable fan whirred away and oscillated, cooling the machines.

In a plant the size of six football fields, I did not see more than ten employees on the production floor, while various machines whirred all around me.

We mix in a few extra ingredients, pop it in the fridge (build some Lego vehicles, race them) whir a few more ingredients into the cooled cream... and Beluga pours it all into the magic ice cream machine.

From throaty classics to whirring hybrid machines, there's been a lot of cool - sounding cars at Le Mans and they've changed a lot since the race began.

Some babies also seem soothed by noises like whirring fans and washing machines because these probably sound similar to what they heard in the womb.

Other babies will respond well to the sound of a ticking clock, a whirring fan, or an actual noise machine set to rain, or night time sounds for instance.

The gentle, adjustable whirring lulls them to sleep, and unlike other sound machines, they don't shut off after a set period of time.

Just the whir of the sound machine and the snoring husband.

Adjust the settings on your machine to «blend», «mix» and «purée» using more of a pulse than a continual whir.

Meetings happen on time, traps are spotted, the machine whirrs thanks to the deputy chief of staff.

«Barely two hours later and the fax machine in Mr Cameron's office has whirred out a letter from the Prime Minister confirming that yes indeed, those meetings can go ahead as agreed by Tony Blair in 2006.

The carbon - capture machine's loud hum comes primarily from the whirring of fans to further cool the flue gas, along with the steady jostling of the agitator that keeps solids from settling out in the tall tank where the CO2 is captured.

The machine whirred like a turbine as a coil made of 90 kg of copper and aluminum began spinning to generate the current.

Inside the MRI machine, the intensity of the emotions from that long - ago afternoon are flooding back into my brain as I hear the distant whir of the great magnet wrapped around my head and a stream of clicks and sounds of grating metal.

The machines got bigger and noisier with each new entry in the Pirates franchise, and even though Verbinski kept them whirring along sequence by sequence, they started to resemble something that would swallow a small child in the Industrial Age.

The whirring P.R. machine around the film's two stars has also helped propel C.M.B.Y.N.'s zeitgeisty appeal.

Let's be clear here: when it comes to our excessive, hyper - ambitious open - world games — where the road seems to unfurl forever into the sun - soaked horizon, where you can almost hear the whirring of the cash machine pumping infinite capital into its production — we don't mind a few inconsistencies or even a few crashes.

The whirring and clicking ofhomemade machines fills this middleschool classroom turned sciencemuseum, stacked high with magnetsculptures, spinning plates, and funhouse mirrors.

She sat on the narrow bench in the office of American Mill No. 2 — the wall behind her vibrating with the whir of the carding machines, rollers, and spinners that raged on the other side, with lint hung up in her throat and lungs like tar — reminding herself that she'd already given up any hope of ever feeling rooted again, of ever finding a place that belonged to her and she to it.

Caro anatomizes the genius for political strategy and tactics by which, in an institution that had made the seniority system all - powerful for a century and more, Johnson became Majority Leader after only a single term — the youngest and greatest Senate Leader in our history; how he manipulated the Senate's hallowed rules and customs and the weaknesses and strengths of his colleagues to change the «unchangeable» Senate from a loose confederation of sovereign senators to a whirring legislative machine under his own iron - fisted control.

Publishing is complex, Finely tuned machines Whirring behind the scenes Despite calm, collected facades.

Building's just one of the component parts that whirr and chug to make Fortnite's battle royale machine operational, and of those, gunplay feels the most honed and reliable.

Players take control of a graceful ninja in N + +: Ultimate Edition, and they'll need to stealthily avoid machine gun turrets, missiles, and whirring buzzsaws if they want to steal enough gold:

The machine whirred loudly, a perfect musical backdrop to the ears of the factory employees.

The modernity of the factory machines is evoked visually by a series of whirring cogs.

In the Institute's galleries two machines whirr and vibrate, factories producing processes rather than products.

The only sound is the whirring of the machine, which shifts up an octave as it prepares to shoot.

Shifting video screens, a ceiling Pong game, briny tanks of sea plants and crustaceans, a rink of black ice, a live beehive and dog, and a whirring snow machine are just a few of the show's surprises — yet far from gimmicky, they combine to form an austerely beautiful whole.

But for now, the creatures who occupy or pass through this bit of land on Prince Edward County's south shore may do so without the threat of bulldozers rolling across the terrain or 50 - storey machines whirring overhead.

There were some tactile scenes, such as the whirring and spinning of the silver machines in Dumbledore's office, but we were left wanting more.

ALTERNATE: Whirr a tin of garbanzo beans in their liquid in bowl of kitchen machine.

Place it in a food processor and whirr — pulse until a solid mush forms, sort of like ice cream thickness, scraping down the sides of the machine dish.