Sentence examples for electricity takes from inspiring English sources

Once you recharge the battery, electricity takes over again.

The consumption of electricity takes place at the point of the end customer.

So, while 2009 may not be the year wireless electricity takes off, the nascent sector is certainly on its way.

"Of course, coming from a city, living in the darkness of a community without electricity takes some getting used to," he says.

People with electricity took in family members and neighbors without.

Slums were cleared, airports built, sports stadiums renovated, electricity taken into the most remote village.

Previous technologies such as railways and electricity took decades to spread to developing countries, but IT is advancing in leaps and bounds.

The new system allowing Con Ed to base its rates on the wholesale market cost of electricity took effect on May 1 despite objections from New York City officials.

Just as the efficiency-enhancing effect of steam power or electricity took years to seep through the broader economy, so the IT revolution is now changing business processes, and boosting productivity, throughout the economy.

HERE'S the challenge for Eric Kripke, the producer in charge of "Revolution," an NBC series set on a future Earth without electricity: Take a horror story and make it a fantasy.

Some government organisations or NGOs might define a home as zero-carbon if it is part-run by electricity taken off the grid, but sourced from a wind farm.