Sentence examples for current made from inspiring English sources

The current made it hard to open the doors, and the rising water was starting to seep into the car.

IT'S a safe bet that relatively few people on Long Island have heard of Nikola Tesla, the world-shaking electrical genius whose invention of polyphase alternating current made him, more than anyone, the man who electrified the 20th century.

No, the mistake that the executives at Current made was to think that by giving Mr. Olbermann a stake in the enterprise and a title of chief news officer, he would forgo the drama that has characterized his stints at CNN, Fox, ESPN and MSNBC.

With this change, Current made the difficult yet necessary decision to eliminate certain daily, weekly, and non-regularly scheduled programs, including "Current Tonight," "Current Takeover" and "Current Exposed".

Current made headlines this year after two of its reporters were detained by North Korea in a relatively high-profile incident (the reporters were eventually released after former President Bill Clinton intervened).

In its countersuit, Current made clear that it denied "each and every allegation" Olbermann made.

It was the current making lively rivulets along the boat's hull that had me intimidated.

An inductor essentially opposes changes in current, making changes in the current lag behind those in the voltage.

Reducing the current makes the string cooler and causes it to contract, increasing tension and raising pitch.

Because the flood current makes the beat take longer, around 60 percent of the race is being sailed on this leg.

Such high output current makes it sufficient to drive a homemade electrochromic device (ECD) directly.