Sentence examples for electric entry from inspiring English sources

Mr. Paine's cameras were there as G.M. sent its earlier electric entry, the EV1, to the crusher.

As all the automakers look to introduce small models in north America, GM has two small cars coming by 2011, the Cruze compact car and a new version of the Aveo subcompact, in addition to its electric entry, the Chevrolet Volt.

This year, three hybrid gas-and-electric-powered entries -- the two-seat Honda Insight coupe, the five-seat Toyota Prius and Honda Civic sedans -- were at the top of the list of fuel-efficient cars.

His commitment to preserving a sense of mystery is understandable; for reasons besides its name and size, Threesome Tollbooth calls to mind Norton Juster's beloved children's book "The Phantom Tollbooth," in which a young boy named Milo receives one in the mail and drives through it in his child-size electric car, finding entry into a fantastical kingdom.

Even the lowest-priced model, the S, has a full complement of features, including a CD player, electric windows and keyless entry.

But the threat of death, the way people react to and cope with the daily, tiresome privations of blackout and rationing, all conspire to give every entry an electric hum.

Here we don't have closing doors and such on the electric trains and the entry points are merely open and wide enough for 3 people to go through with a single hand rail in the centre of the door.

Fender, the guitar maker, builds entry-level electric guitars in Mexico, but it still makes higher-end Stratocasters and Telecasters — including its hand-made Custom Shop models, which sell for several thousand dollars — in California.

The all-wheel-drive 70D is seen as a replacement of sorts for the company's other entry-level electric vehicle, the rear-wheel-drive Model 60.

"The A3 is the sweet spot for our entry into the electric and plug-in hybrid market," Mr. Curry said.

The company's entry into the electric market is another sign that automakers are pushing ahead with expensive new battery-powered models despite a tepid response from consumers.