Sentence examples for beginning of electricity from inspiring English sources

It's always been this way because paradigm shifts are hard, be it the onset of the steam age, or the beginning of electricity.

Some projection has been seen in theater for decades — since "the beginning of electricity," if not longer, Ms. Harrington suggested — but just a few years ago became a lot cheaper and easier to use.

There has been total unanimity about the vital importance of reliability of supply since the beginning of the electricity sector deregulation process.

The good-governance experiment is currently ongoing in Nigeria; it's time to begin the provision-of-electricity experiment with a clear view of the industry's future.

After the company proudly announced in a press release that it was "beginning commercial export of electricity to Thailand," a spokesperson argued that this did not mean it had started commercial operations in a legal sense.

Belfer's first novel, "City of Light," delineated the social and political tensions of Buffalo, N.Y., at the beginning of the age of electricity.

And in the midst of all this acrimony another problem looms: Britain is beginning to run short of electricity.

Montillo begins with the discovery of electricity's role in biology.

JERUSALEM — Israel has begun reducing the amount of electricity it sells to Gaza as part of sanctions against continued rocket fire, Israeli officials said Friday.

The switch from petroleum was accompanied by economies of production: the otherwise-wasted heat that results from the production of electricity began to be used to heat water that is piped to homes and factories.

The company, backed by capital investments and a partnership with the Southern Company of Atlanta, one of the nation's largest producers of electricity, began operations 14 months ago in California and has since expanded to Pennsylvania and Massachusetts.