1. I had a tinker at your radio, but I can't mend it.

2. Don't tinker with the TV.

3. Don't be such a tinker.

4. I'll just have a tinker with the television and see if I can get it to work.

5. It is not enough to tinker at the edges; our objective must be to reconstruct the entire system.

6. Give my husband an old motorbike to tinker with and he's as happy as the day is long.

7. Farce likes to tinker with such taboos.

7. is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

8. Don't tinker with my television.

9. The tinker plainly knew what she was about, because there was not one single piece of junk to be seen.

10. The Tinker test would favor the students as long as there was no substantial or material disruption of schooling.

11. Instead they prefer simply to tinker with the particular mechanisms advocated for controlling corporate managerial power.

12. Among her prize-winning stock is Bickels Tinker Toy, which she says is one of the smallest miniatures in the world.

13. People also tinker with the alignment of cell data.

14. Don't tinker with my camera.

15. Congress is likely to tinker with it, probably soon.

16. This tinker with cloud cover.

17. Please don't tinker with my car engine.

18. He likes to tinker with radios.

19. Tinker Taylor drank off his glass and departed.

20. There was Tinker, sitting there(), cheerful as you please.

21. She spent 8 years living near Tinker Creek, a suburban area surrounded by forests, creeks, mountains, and myriad animal life.

22. Dangerous heroes against them are nukers and disablers (Tinker, Zeus, Atropos, Rhasta), but they can manage surviving vs them if they're good enough.

23. In the studio, there was time to reflect, to tinker.

24. And not until mid-1993 will any incoming government get a chance to tinker with the existing composition of the Board of Governors.

25. Looking hard at the castle, sketchbook in hand, I allowed the corner of my eye to rove the tinker camp.

26. One telltale sign is when government hunkers down and starts to tinker with things.

27. Every year 536 elected officials meet in Washington, D. C. Why are we surprised when they tinker too much?

28. We can not do without his cunning, or his tinker friends.

29. The iPhone was the first phone that a Luddite could figure out in seconds and a hacker could tinker around with for endless hours.

30. It's not perfect, but like many instances of technological development, we tinker at it and it changes and eventually we come to a point where we like it or keep changing.

1. Don't tinker with the TV.

31. Being able to tinker with the molecular master switch for long-term recall also raises the notion of a pill to ramp up memory capacity in the average person.

32. The tinker passes the alley every day, crying out for business.

33. For his part, Mr McCarthy continued to tinker away at a truly thinking machine at Stanford. He never quite saw his dream realised.

34. "Tinker Bell, " he called softly, after making sure that the children were asleep, "Tink, where are you?

35. Companies tinker with today's products rather than pay researchers to think big thoughts.

36. It's also worth noting that various Web sites will tinker with Boolean logic to create their own versions of the search language.

37. Why, he has gone the vole - has been soldier, ballad - singer, traveling tinker and is now a beggar.

38. The cognitive psychologist is like the tinker who wants to know how a clock works.

39. In May 1943, I was sent to Tinker Field at Oklahoma and then to Grand Island, Neb., and a year later to Kearney (Neb.) for the rest of my service, so I never got out of the Dust Bowl.

39. try its best to gather and make good sentences.

40. Other scientists tinker with Darwin by borrowing a page from the creationists'book.

41. Finding good code to read used to be hard, because there were few large programs available in source for fledgeling hackers to read and tinker with.

42. He likes to tinker ( away ) at broken gadgets.

43. "Traders are now thinking that China might at least tinker with the value of their currency as well," said Carol Hurley, senior market strategist at Lind-Waldock, a futures brokerage house in Chicago.

44. It is also because politicians a strong desire to tinker piecemeal.

45. Because he is a tinker, and a poor man, he is despised, and cannot have justice.

46. Not only are there references to Christ and the Bible in her first prose book, Pilgrim at Tinker Creek, but also to Judaism, Buddhism, Sufism, and even Eskimo spirituality.

47. With the synthetic approach, you can start to think of the cell as a laboratory where you can tinker around and really ask questions about the basic principles of genetic circuit design.

48. When close to the whale, in the very death-lock of the fight, he handled his unpitying lance coolly and offhandedly as a whistling tinker his hammer.

49. Another tempting option for policy - makers is to tinker with bank regulation.