Sentence examples for bring power from from inspiring English sources

Customers -- say, a manufacturer or a hospital -- use them to bring power from the street and distribute it in-house.

On Tuesday's spacewalk, they are to connect cables that would bring power from the solar arrays to the station.

Local resistance has prevented the building of new transmission lines to bring power from the north to New York City and its suburbs.

Additionally, it must now bring power from location-constrained clean energy resources like wind, solar, geothermal and biomass as well as from other low-carbon resources like additional nuclear plants and potential low-carbon coal generation.

In his recent State of the State address, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo of New York proposed creating an "energy highway system" of high-voltage lines to bring power from wind and hydropower projects upstate and in Quebec all the way to New York City.

In 1972, the Minnesota United Power Association UPAA) teamed up with the Minnesota Cooperative Power Association CPAA) to initiate an electrification project designed to bring power from North Dakota to the Twin Cities area.

"Now, there are plants being built and power lines bringing power from up north into the city, but it's four or five years before they get here".

The "Hydro Board", which brought "power from the glens", was a nationalised industry at the time although it was privatised in 1989 and is now part of Scottish and Southern Energy plc.

Glenn Mundt to a project intended to erect 31 electrical transmission towers as part of a plan to bring power down from Turkey.

Charles Hendry, MP for Wealden, signed a bilateral agreement while energy minister to bring power harnessed from Iceland's volcanoes to Britain through undersea cables.

But for the S3, it gains key bits that bring power up from the A3 Quattro's 225hp to a healthy 292hp and 280 pound-feet of torque.