Sentence examples for electricity drawing from inspiring English sources

To furnish it, Ms. Hearne bought a little table and chairs, along with a purple chandelier, and had the handyman wire the playhouse for electricity, drawing power from the garage.

The enzymes promote chemical reactions that produce a flow of electrons — electricity — drawn from glucose molecules.

Trolleybus, also called Trackless Trolley, vehicle operated on the streets on rubber tires and powered by electricity drawn from two overhead wires by trolley poles.

He said the figures did not include the electricity drawn by the personal computers, tablets and iPhones that use information from Google.

'We pay £1,000 a year for energy' There is underfloor heating throughout and all energy is from renewable sources, powered by electricity drawn from cheaper night tariffs.

Or the contractors who run entire remodeling projects, including power tools and scaffolding lighting, with electricity drawn from nearby lamp poles.

Such users are willing to pay the equivalent of $20 a kilowatt for backup supplies, compared with about 7 cents a kilowatt, on average, for electricity drawn directly from the utility grid.

But the briefest glimpse of it in colour photographs, the sky illuminated by streaks of electricity drawn to the vast field of attracting rods, communicates so much, so eloquently.

Among the various services offered, a continuous and widespread supply of electricity draws the maximum attention.

The country encourages the use of solar storage by charging high rates for electricity drawn from the power grid in the evenings.

Walmart comes in third in terms of the total kilowatt hours of electricity drawn from renewables, but that's by virtue of the fact that its operations are so large and use so much energy.