conveyor (noun)

1. During the Industrial Revolution, the invention of the conveyor greatly improved efficiency and productivity in factories.

2. In George Orwell's novel, '1984,' the protagonist, Winston, works in a factory where he mindlessly operates a conveyor belt.

3. Why don't scientists trust atoms? Because they make up everything... like the moving parts on a conveyor!

4. According to Greek mythology, Hephaestus, the god of blacksmiths and craftsmen, had magical conveyor belts in his workshop that aided him in creating magnificent weapons and armor.

1. In the anime series 'One Piece,' Luffy is the main character and serves as the conveyor of the show's adventurous spirit.

2. The horror movie 'The Ring' features a haunted video tape that acts as a conveyor of a deadly curse to anyone who watches it.

3. According to Greek mythology, Hermes is considered the conveyor of messages between gods and mortals.

4. In the cartoon show 'The Flintstones,' the iconic dinosaur Dino acts as a conveyor of comedic moments and entertainment for the viewers.