Sentence examples for Lost its charge from inspiring English sources

With the pressure bellows type, if the sensing element has lost its charge it has to be recharged whenever possible otherwise the thermostat must be changed.

There was a pause of a few minutes; his sister's phone had lost its charge.

What hasn't lost its charge is the phrase "cultural literacy," though its meaning has grown smudgy through overuse.

Both in their different ways appeared at pains to illuminate Motion's suggestion that for the contemporary writer sex had lost its charge.

Hirsch and Landay thought that maybe he had run out of money and his cell phone had lost its charge, and he was stuck somewhere and couldn't get home.

Sales of electrified vehicles in the United States have slowed dramatically in the last year, causing concern that the emerging technology has lost its charge.

Vincent Ciulla, who runs an auto repair guide for About.com, debunked this one: the odd idea that storing a car battery on cement will make it lose its charge faster.

As a vacuum's battery loses its charge, it may lose suction or stop operating altogether.

This battery features 5 years of recharges before it starts losing its charge.

When people as innocuous as the Kardashian sisters and "The Real Housewives of Who Cares" can ascend to the pinnacle of fame simply by being willing to share their most embarrassing home videos with the rest of the world, well, the whole thing loses its charge, doesn't it?

First there's the Motorola Q9C, which only looks marginally less uncool than the Motorola Q I use on a daily basis if, by "daily basis" you mean it sits on my desk losing its charge.