Sentence examples for electric pylon from inspiring English sources
He was profoundly at odds with himself: it is perhaps symbolically significant that the electric pylon he died trying to blow up was on property belonging to none other than himself.
On the night of March 14 , 1972 Giangiacomo Feltrinelli, a leading European publisher who was one of Italy's richest men, was blown up trying to ignite a terrorist bomb on an electric pylon outside Milan.
Which is exactly what I got on Wednesday night when our pilot in the helicopter seemed to get disorientated in the dark only two miles from Bath racecourse, but we touched down safely, albeit next to an electric pylon in a field full of donkeys out in the countryside.
Buckled rods and downed electric pylons jutted out.
One protester is reported to have killed himself by throwing himself on to electric pylons.
Liam Fox, the Conservative defence secretary, says he is opposing the building of electric pylons in his own rural constituency.
Muddy streams thick with wild geese and ducks wind under giant new electric pylons put up by the Chinese.
He had made his name there as a "network man", upgrading the coal railway through East Transvaal and setting up electric pylons in the Drakensberg mountains.
A few isolated acts of sabotage continue: electric pylons are still blown up, and the slogan APARTHEID MEANS WAR still appears.
Penguin embraced the new world of arterial roads, electric pylons and technological streamlining that emerged, along with the Third Programme and the NHS, after 1945.
Today, British soldiers are staking out electric pylons in the desert, intercepting suspicious trucks by helicopter and hunting down smelting shops along the Shatt al Arab.
