Sentence examples for electric or a from inspiring English sources

An Aetna spokeswoman says its benefit, for plans that cover women's preventive services with no cost sharing, covers a standard (meaning nonhospital grade) pump within 60 days of birth, every three years, or a manual breast pump within twelve months of birth provided the patient hasn't already received an electric or a manual pump in the last three years.

The question whether an electric or a non-electric system should be preferred for the recuperation of energy is not straightforward as there are multiple aspects to be taken into account.

They are cool high-tech wonders (imagine driving an iPhone!), there is little or no need to ever visit a gas station (depending on whether you purchase a full battery electric or a plug-in hybrid car), they are much cheaper to fuel (the equivalent of about $1 a gallon), and they are much better for the environment (even when considering the emissions from the electricity to charge them up).

Whether you're playing an electric or an acoustic guitar, the instrument is essentially wood and metal.

There was once a time when learning to type on an old electric or even a manual typewriter was a required course of study in many American schools.

Electrical energy is transformed into heat in an electric furnace or an electric burner (see electric furnace).

But what if you use an electric wheelchair or an electric board or robots?

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).

Line of force, in physics, path followed by an electric charge free to move in an electric field or a mass free to move in a gravitational field, or generally any appropriate test particle in a given force field.

Mix using an electric or handheld mixer, with a paddle attachment if possible, until the butter feels soft.

Electromotive force, abbreviation E or emf, energy per unit electric charge that is imparted by an energy source, such as an electric generator or a battery.