Sentence examples for electric jar from inspiring English sources
It's an electric jar opener made by Black & Decker and priced at $39.99.
Appliances include a Nespresso coffeemaker, which uses easy-to-insert coffee capsules rather than measured grounds, a one-touch Riviera & Bar electric citrus juicer and a Black & Decker electric jar opener.
Jittery jarring electric guitar, female vocal stylings uncannily reminiscent of Gordon Gano.
(It would be a century or so before the universities, quite purged of deduction, would reassert their monopoly and exclude the brilliant dabbler. Once you could pick up bones and think about evolution, or run electric currents through glass jars and discover gases; you cannot do the same with a quark or pi-meson).
During AMG development an electric device shook the jars gently.
E. Georg von Kleist, (born c. 1700, Prussian Pomerania?—died Dec. 11, 1748, Köslin, Pomerania?) German administrator and cleric who discovered (1745) the Leyden jar, a fundamental electric circuit element for storing electricity, now usually referred to as a capacitor.
The dappled shade of tall oaks softened their jarring colors; no electric pruners had ruined their naturally graceful shape.
He speaks about the people he has met with such electric enthusiasm that it's jarring and enlivening, as if he were speaking about a different Brighton Beach, whose heyday is back.
In the 18th century, a popular public experimental culture featured "electric theatres," in which Leyden jars were used for electric stimulations, such as the discharge through an electric kiss or a human chain (see the figure) (1).
If you like what you hear, there is a tip jar on top of his electric piano.
