Sentence examples for electricity lies from inspiring English sources

Electricity lies at the heart of the clean energy challenge, and Bryson will bring to the job extraordinary expertise in building the clean energy economy of the future.

Energy output in the form of biogas, ethanol, heat and electricity lies between 60 and 84% of the energy input in the processes that have been analysed.

The self-sustaining interplay of magnetism and electricity that lies behind Einstein's special relativity.

NEARLY two years after the army stepped in to end the predatory rule of civilian politicians in Bangladesh, the most visible evidence of that corrupt era is strewn along the streets and dirt roads: unused electricity poles lying about in their thousands.

We came across Mohammad Shaweish at the entrance to Beit Hanoun, sitting on a cane chair in a pink ground-floor room that had been ripped open to the street, an electricity pylon lying black and smouldering outside where it had been felled.

The course, shortened by 90 miles in anticipation of light winds, goes west down the Channel and then north to an exclusion zone off north Cornwall where heavy electricity cables lie undulating on the sea bed and then back south to Wolf Rock and past the Lizard before heading west up the Channel to the Owers Light off Selsey Bill and the dive south to the finish line at Dieppe.

It was initially earmarked for housing, but developers badly miscalculated the effort required to lay electricity cables or drill for water.

One possible argument to explain Uganda's growth despite the low levels of electricity consumption could lie in the sectoral composition of the drivers of growth.

We'll begin to build a new electricity grid that lay down more than 3,000 miles of transmission lines to convey this new energy from coast to coast.

The state broadcaster CCTV showed people carrying the injured to hospitals, cars and trucks lying upside down, streetlamps snapped in half and electricity pylons crumpled and lying on their side.

Bishara, a huddle of hundred or so breeze-block cement and brick homes with intermittent electricity and patchy sanitation, lies among fields that stretch to the horizon.