Crossword clues for consoles
consoles
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Usage examples of "consoles".
It is said that he consoles himself for that loss with the consciousness that with the remaining one he can yet command an army.
Recovers--I Return to Venice-- Tonine Consoles Me--Decrease of My Love For M.
The party came to the control center, with rows of consoles on rising tiers, banks of displays, and rooms on all sides filled with auxiliary equipment.
Eubeleus leaned back and surveyed the other consoles and operator positions around the floor.
On another screen they saw Hunt, Danchekker, and a mixed group of others in brightly lit surroundings of display consoles and control stations, which Duncan guessed to be the inside of the Shapieron.
Mission Control room lit up like a navigational display, as exhausted techies booted up their consoles to the flashing of alarms.
Black, acrid smoke erupted from half a dozen consoles as warning alarms blared throughout the bridge.
Highly trained personnel, in matching aquamarine uniforms, manned computerized control consoles situated around and ahead of the central platform.
The consoles faced away from the pedestal, so that Khan and the captain could effectively look over the shoulders of the seamen as they worked side by side, at navigation, helm, or weapons control.
The consoles were all switched off, giving the launch gallery a sepulchral feel, lacking its usual flashing lights and humming circuitry.
A second later, all the consoles in the control room came alive at once, their multicolored switches and displays lighting up like Christmas decorations.
A few minutes later, Newman and McDade climbed aboard and took up their stations at the communications consoles that had been installed on the left side of the aircraft, directly aft of the forward cabin door.
As the engines spooled up, the electronics on the consoles in front of Newman and McDade flickered on.
As the stairs and galleries grew visible again, they saw prone bodies lying everywhere - on the stairs, slumped over conferencing consoles, sprawled on communications ramps.