1.   I was sure that my machine could use electricity from lightning to give life to the body.

2.   It also controls the background batch machines used to support proofing.

3.   Many machines use ball bearings to reduce friction.

4.   The old machine used to make an awful racket.

5.   This machine used valves rather than transistors or microchips and required input in the form of punched cards.

6.   These machines use tiny chips of ceramic which store electricity.

7.   Although the notebook world seems to be moving toward trackpads, this machine uses a pointing stick not quite as precise as those on IBM Thinkpads.

8.   Because its sensors remove most of the odor molecules from the air it draws in, the machine can use the exhaled air as a baseline.

9.   A paper punch creates the hole in a Datavote ballot, while Votomatic machines use a stylus to remove the pre-cut holes.

10.   All three kinds of Dymo tape are close cousins of the special paper that very inexpensive or very old fax machines must use.