Sentence examples for current going from inspiring English sources

Is there really nothing more current going on?" The Sunday Telegraph declined to comment.

Down the road, the idea is to get electrical gauges that will register the current going through them.

"But by going 10, 20, maybe 30 meters in the vertical, they can end up in a current going in a different direction.

We knew many were in the road and unable to hold on to each other; so many [were] taken by the current going into the sea".

You have to think a minute ahead, like which way is the wind coming from, and where is the current going to be.

Too much current going through the circuit heats the switch, causing its two metals to expand at different rates, which makes it bend.

The first time, too much current went through too small a conduit, so everything caught fire.

"The electric current goes through the bronze circuit, and each of the seeds are stuck on to the lights individually".

By E. B. White The New Yorker, February 28 , 1931 P. 9When the current goes off, country homes go all to pieces.

If a charger is used that is not compatible with the device, too much current goes into the batteries meaning that they can overheat and explode.

The significant reduce of J c values occurred when the current went across the large angle grain boundaries.