Sentence examples for electricity moves from inspiring English sources

And then those preparations start arriving, and the electricity moves indoors.

A change in the speed at which the electricity moves up the nerve indicates whether there is damage and, if so, where.

Electricity moves at close to the speed of light; all thermal and mechanical systems move at the speed of sound, or slower.

The 27-year-old began thinking about applying custom chips to cryptography at age 13, when he says he saw that "you could make the algorithms run just as fast as electricity moves through a circuit".

Our electrical grid needs a major overhaul, and technology could help make electricity move more efficiently.

Almost all of the electricity moved over grids is in the form of alternating current.

A combined heat and electricity (moving grate) incinerator was considered in this study.

There was electricity moving over her head.

Turn up the voltage up a little and you can see the pulse of electricity moving under your skin on a metronome beat, watch your muscles contract and release.

It was a Frenchman, after all, Augustin-Jean Fresnel, who invented a crystal lens for lighthouses, and another who thought to rest the turning lamps on a pool of mercury, which conducts electricity and moves with the earth.

They laid on, apart from a few national dishes, an interesting agenda, including opening up the gas and electricity markets, moves toward a single market in financial services, and attempts to create a Europe-wide patent system.