Sentence examples for electricity of a from inspiring English sources

It sparkled with showy erudition and the electricity of a true original.

A fridge-freezer now uses half the electricity of a similar sized model 20 years ago.

Chemical electrodes of this sort can store a lot more energy than the static electricity of a capacitor.

Meanwhile, the Giants, the reigning Super Bowl champions, have carried out their camp with all the electricity of a library tour.

As tales of life-altering love go, this archetypal fable about a spinster and a traveling con man has the up-to-date electricity of a manual typewriter.

The "Tap Forward" show on Friday at the Duke on 42nd Street didn't need the electricity of a packed house to be exciting.

Young, with his diamond earrings and extroverted style, won over a sizable chunk of the fans, hungry for the electricity of an Open night session.

What Ms. Bright can produce ranges from controlled chaos -- a crinkled polyester curtain for a New York apartment that looks alive with the electricity of an approaching storm -- to a flatness as tranquil as a flat sea.

"Really early on, she recognized what it means to create a text that allows for the electricity of an ensemble, makes room for that aliveness rather than shutting it down," said the playwright Lisa D'Amour ("Detroit"), who taught her at Brown.

They live in pleasant houses and each use only 33percentt of the electricity of an average German citizen; they're changing the world, but it doesn't smell like teen spirit.

Moreover, they use less than half of the electricity of an incandescent bulb for an equivalent amount of light.