Sentence examples for electricity made from inspiring English sources

It is usually significantly less expensive than electricity made in the city.

The desert heat was intense, and a lack of electricity made for some sweaty sleepless nights.

And that was back before electricity made the guitar the great assimilator.

In both cases, a decline in prices for conventional electricity made offshore wind power look less attractive.

The advent of the use of gas its first successful application was demonstrated in 1803 and, subsequently, electricity made it possible to control lighting as never before.

The tax credits were also extended to cover electricity made from biomass, tides and ocean waves, landfill methane and improvements to hydroelectric stations.

"Not having to pay for electricity makes me a little bit more reckless".

It is amazing how much noise electricity makes: here there is no fridge buzzing.

Our increasing use of computers, requiring ever more electricity, makes this grid an absolute necessity.

"Wasting electricity makes you as bad as Donald Rumsfeld," he said, gently.

This charge of static electricity makes the filter more effective in capturing smoke particles and bacteria.