Sentence examples for electrical lineman from inspiring English sources

The matter of Jack Ass v. Viacom International Inc. concerns an electrical lineman in Montana named Jack Ass, who stumbled upon the MTV show "Jackass"….

The matter of Jack Ass v. Viacom International Inc. concerns an electrical lineman in Montana named Jack Ass, who stumbled upon the MTV show "Jackass" two years ago and was moved to mark his displeasure with litigation.

By Michael Rosenwald The matter of Jack Ass v. Viacom International Inc. concerns an electrical lineman in Montana named Jack Ass, who stumbled upon the MTV show "Jackass" two years ago and was moved to mark his displeasure with litigation.

8 P.M. (TCM) TAKE ME TO YOUR LEADER This tribute to alien invaders kicks off with "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" (with Cary Guffey, left), Steven Spielberg's 1977 sci-fi fantasy about an electrical lineman (Richard Dreyfuss) in Indiana whose life changes after a run-in with an unidentified flying object.

9 35 P.M. (Showtime 2) THE WORLD ACCORDING TO DICK CHENEY (2013) R. J. Cutler and Greg Finton chronicle the life of the former vice president, from early adulthood — when, by the age of 22, he was an itinerant electrical lineman with a drinking problem and a growing arrest record who had flunked out of Yale twice — to his role as one of the most polarizing political figures in recent history.

The first defibrillators were developed in the 1960s based on research on electrical lineman who, after being shocked, went into cardiac arrest.

He suggests people also take a cue from electrical linemen, who wear hats sprayed with insect repellent.

Half of the telegraph and electrical linemen in this country died on the job.

Dana Helmondollar Jr., 32, an electrical company lineman, made the same switch and met the same end, said his father.

Public Service Electric and Gas, the state's largest electrical utility, had 4,700 linemen on the job, all but 700 of them from out of state.

Scientists developed defibrillation in the 1950s after linemen stringing electrical wires across the country were dying suddenly of cardiac arrest from electrocution.