Sentence examples for bit of electricity from inspiring English sources

"It shows that there was a bit of electricity.

So if the most expensive 1,000 megawatts that now serve the city were not used, everybody's payment for every bit of electricity would be reduced.

As Phillip Schewe, of the American Institute of Physics, explained, "You've leveraged a weak bit of magnetism into a robust bit of electricity".

Given the tranquillity of the setting, I resolved to operate without both, but a bit of electricity does come in handy later when we have temporary need of more light than the on-site paraffin lanterns can supply.

Mr. Orian's Israeli aid group — Community, Energy and Technology in the Middle East — has installed windmills and solar panels to provide a bit of electricity for Palestinians kept off the grid.

Researchers have created a new cloth that warms up with just a bit of electricity and traps body heat more efficiently than standard cotton fabric.

I don't yet know what set it off but it would, for example, only take a small leak and a bit of static electricity to spark a fire.

It wastes bullets, it's dangerous, and it's impractical for Sam Fisher to have to poke his head out just to aim at a target he could very easily disable with a little bit of static electricity.

"We don't get a damn bit of benefit from electricity produced in the Dakotas," John Barry, author of Rising Tide: The Great Mississippi Flood of 1927 and How it Changed America, said recently.

It's worth them spending a little bit of money on electricity to move heat from building to building, rather than spending a lot on heating with gas".

"If Trump is too tied up with the Deep State and China leaves a bit of clean water, electricity, and road infrastructure- so be it.