Sentence examples for course electric from inspiring English sources

Of course, "electric" clothes are not new.

All of it was, of course, electric.

Of course, electric cars will do nothing to ease Houston's infamous traffic and sprawl.

The Tesla is not especially practical, of course; electric cars, too, are in their infancy.

The Civic comes with the usual slew of toys which, until relatively recently, would only have appeared in heavyweight saloons but which now appear everywhere as a matter of course - electric windows, heated mirrors, air conditioning units, hot and cold-running CD players, etc. Extras are the new standards.

And then, of course, the electric chair, a.k.a.a

Several of his friends have adopted the idea none of them, of course, using electric razors.

Eva's long and troubled widowhood included a stay in a psychiatric hospital and a futile course of electric shock therapy.

He is also the co-director of a nuclear reactor technology course for electric utility executives held during summers at MIT.

This course examines electric and magnetic quasistatic forms of Maxwell's equations applied to dielectric, conduction, and magnetization boundary value problems.

Courses that do not meet the updated criteria include an award in the principles of selling at exhibitions and trade fairs; training in time and territory management for sales people; and a course in electric vehicle awareness.