Sentence examples for a bit of electric from inspiring English sources

As they buzz around, the insects built up quite a bit of electric charge on their bodies.

Like many touchscreens, Electrick relies on the shunting effect — when a finger touches the touchpad, it shunts a bit of electric current to ground.

A Better Man sounds like an unreleased Backstreet Boys album track, but it has a nice melody and even a bit of wah-wah electric guitar.

I suspect that for some fans this will be a bit of a Dylan-goes-electric moment; actually, it was for me on the first listen.

The Toshiba systems uses devices known as semiconductor avalanche photodiodes, in which a photon hits a bit of semiconductor to trigger an "avalanche" of electric charge.

On the other hand, we may be looking at a bit of a delay before all-electric cars are truly practical for the average family, seeing as if you can't rely on it to get to work and back on some days of the year, there's not much reason to buy one.

Tesla's next mission, to begin making a cheaper, mass-market electric vehicle in 2017, will rely heavily on ambitious plans for a new battery "gigafactory" in America.In this section Still in the garage DAX max So long, easy money Assault on batteries Half-opening the gates Luvvies up in arms Second wind Correction ReprintsBatteries are the priciest bit of electric cars.

RP I'm a bit of a sucker for a shiny electric-blue suit.

"Don't Lose Your Mind" combines elements as disparate as Michael Urbaniak's electric violin and a bit of pop-reggae to make something that sounds reasonably fresh.

PORTLAND, Ore .— In a city as eco-conscious as this one, it shouldn't surprise that Chris Paine's 2006 documentary, "Who Killed the Electric Car?," is a bit of a cult favorite.

But, he said, if he pedals most of the time, only using the electric motor for a bit of assistance now and again, he can go about 30 miles before he has to swap in a fresh battery.