Príklady contraption

• An alderman bought the house, cheaply in view of the unusual charge, and promptly called in experts to inspect the contraption.

• The entire contraption is not only cumbersome, but also often internally contradictory.

• It is this mechanical contraption enclosed in organic matter that produces our utterances and shapes our bodies.

• This contraption presented a solution for a problem occurring in optical research.

• And although much evidence suggests that the whole contraption provoked and aggravated the animal, advocates insisted that it increased the driver's sense of control.

• After all, the basic reason for this whole contraption is to offset the consequences of variations in the rate of exchange.

• Perhaps that is the finest argument for the whole contraption we have been offered.

• They said that this frightful contraption was wheeled aboard belching coal dust and smoke over everything and was most inefficient.

• It is the kind of contraption which was admirable and something of a wonder 50 years ago, when used for carrying private horse carriages.

• One travels in contraptions that one mounts from decayed, dilapidated stations equipped with no more than a tiny shelter—and for what reason?

• If they had put up contraptions like some of the present-day council houses, we should have had no problem in connection with them.

• I hold our liberties too dear not to be deeply concerned about this alien contraption.

• A great deal of noise is also caused by motor-cycles and other mechanical contraptions.

• Frightful contraptions were to be seen in the kitchen or dining room.

• I am not rushing in to defend the county council on the contraption that they have put forward.