11.   Consumers, he said, are less loyal to products they put in their electronic gadgets than to ones they drag across their faces or legs.

12.   Electronic gadgets.

13.   Electronic gadgets, where a baby pushes a button and gets entertained, are about as limiting as it gets.

14.   Even for workaholics who do take a break, there are the ubiquitous electronic gadgets that keep employees constantly connected to the office.

15.   Even without the softness in the yen, Sony probably would post strong profit growth because of its popular line-up of electronic gadgets.

16.   For example, Scientology uses much of the language of modern psychology and employs electronic gadgets in its training.

17.   For years, entertainment companies have been heaping toys, sporting goods, electronic gadgets, games and compact discs upon consumers.

18.   For example, I got a great deal on this electronic gadget for my sister.

19.   Hawkins said he constantly bought electronic gadgets and took them apart.