Sentence examples for electricity pumping from inspiring English sources

Photograph: Tim Dowling 11.04am BST Tim Dowling: I did, naturally enough, peek at the Wattson from time to time over the course of the control week, and noticed that it fluctuated wildly: one moment it would say £270, and I would be quietly pleased with myself; the next it would say £3740, and I would imagine the walls catching fire from all the electricity pumping through them.

In this case, the datacentre can also become a provider of electricity, pumping unused electricity into the electricity grid and subsequently receiving a payment.

Both towns offered amenities like electricity, pumped water at every home and better access to transportation, markets, schools and hospitals.

The best have mains water, electricity, pumped drainage, telephone landlines, satellite television, Wi-Fi and even parking spaces.

"They had to generate their own electricity, pump their own water, bury their own garbage and grow up to 40percentt of their own food".

At present, the electricity pumped along most of these lines is, like most of the rest of the grid, in a form known as alternating current.

"I admire immensely the old moonshiners who did this without electricity, pumps and all the rest, humping sacks of corn and sugar up the hills," Mr. Fireman said.

But diesel or electricity pumps are operated by individual farmers and they provided service to their neighboring farmers at custom hire basis.

PHS plants have the ability to store off-peak electricity by pumping water from the lower reservoir into the upper reservoir and release it during peak-demand periods to generate electricity.

We also use less electricity for pumping," says Marie-Laure Lai Koun Sing.

Now, he figures, his water bill (in electricity, for pumping from ever greater depths) accounts for a fifth of his overhead.