Sentence examples for electric era from inspiring English sources

We are moving toward a hybrid, if not an electric, era.

A large gallery entitled "Modern Life" is awash with colour, flanked by two large paintings, "Electric Prisms" and "Le Bal Bullier", which in their light and movement brilliantly evoke the speed and intensity of this new, electric era.

Fabian Almazan's solo piano piece "Comet" is another highlight, while the brief "Another Step" carries the intergalactic drive of Miles Davis' electric era.

According to Mtume, Agharta was the culmination of Davis' electric experiments beginning with On the Corner, while jazz guitarist Henry Kaiser deemed it the best band performance of jazz's electric era.

As the gospel connection suggests, Langhorne had no trouble helping ease folk music into the electric era because he never considered himself strictly a "folk" musician in the first place.

Sometimes she whispers, and it seems to come from the pre-electric era.

"There were so many things I was into: the studio-as-instrument, dub, the DIY culture/aesthetic, free jazz and electric-era Miles [Davis], politics, the avant-garde, Beefheart.

So, in many ways, this pioneer of the electric car era is just like a traditional car.

But the familiar petroleum-fueled engine is being reconfigured for a considerably different role in the electric propulsion era.

The arrival of the electric vehicle era has been hindered by technological obstacles, including a lack of infrastructure, high costs and slow acceptance at a time when hybrid vehicles are already well established.

But, like Billie Holiday, she was a product of the electric microphone era, able to dominate even a roaring big band with delicate inflections and the nuances of a sigh.