The Raiders held an efficient-if-not-spectacular Michigan offense to 16 field goals, 32 percent shooting and only a single 3-point basket on 19 attempts -- a
clanker by C.J.
She used the verboten words (in anti-life circles) of "person" and "child." The "person" reference was almost forced on her by Todd's formulation "unborn child." (Also, even to the tin-eared pro-abortionist, calling a wanted baby a "fetus" is a
clanker.
Recreational users and those that have become addicted need medical help more than an extended stay in the
clanker, and prison time spent for drug use can ruin a person's life.
While Alek and his companion Volger jump ship and get involved with revolutionary forces, Deryn becomes involved in the mission to overcome the
Clanker influence on the Ottomans.
Tom was an "anchor
clanker" sailing the high seas and one of "an odyssey in which 225,000 Americans took part," to quote from the official Midway archives.
Steampunk would not be steampunk without a story full of fantastical machines like dirigibles, whale airships, and "
Clankers" which are steam driven iron machines with guns and ammunition.
Whether they are human-like cyborgs or steampunk
clankers, they always add a unique element to a story.
The history of the beginning of World War I takes an explosively imaginative turn into science fiction in "Leviathan." In Scott Westerfeld's creation in the "steampunk" genre, remnants of historical characters and events provide the backdrop for conflict between machines and living creatures - the
Clankers and the Darwinists.
The German and Austrian armies are known as
Clankers and are highly mechanised, and along with planes and Zeppelins, they have powerful armoured walking machines such as Stormwalkers.
Ankle-anchors don't have to be clunky
clankers. Galco's Ankle Glove uses calf-height suspension to hold your handgun in place.
JACQUES VILLENEUVE has branded his fellow Formula One drivers a bunch of robotic
clankers.
Their adventure leads them to Treasure Trove Cove, where they explore a ship, and
Clankers Cavern, where they meet a giant mechanical whale.
The assassination triggers a war between the Darwinists, who believe in advanced biotechnology creating a new species, and the
Clankers, who believe in the mechanically engineered machines without manipulations and alterations.
A conflict similar to World War I is the background for an epic clash between the
Clankers (who use mechanical engineering) and the Darwinists (biotechnology like you've never seen before).
While the first book in the trilogy centers on page-turning battles between the machines of the
Clankers and the beasties of the Darwinists, volume two shifts slightly to focus on equally suspenseful espionage.