Sentence examples for electrified house from inspiring English sources

(The costumes, by David Zinn, are both lushly pretty and witty in their elaborate construction.) With his sturdy female assistant, Annie (Wendy Rich Stetson), offering clinical assistance, Dr. Givings fires up his therapeutic machine — the lights in the newly electrified house flicker as it comes on — and applies himself to the task before him.

Tiler Peck brought a similar intensity and attack to "Who Cares?" (1970), slinking through a duet with the ever-debonair Robert Fairchild and electrifying the house in her "Fascinatin' Rhythm" solo.

This research focuses on the design phases and economic analysis of a standalone photovoltaic system to electrify a house in the rural fringe of Famagusta, Cyprus.

Previously, we have proposed a PV-based system to electrify 24 houses during the dry and wet seasons.

"A group of Jews volunteering to live inside an electrified fence in houses built in a Teutonic style".

First, at the end of July, came the death of Michelangelo Antonioni, the great modernist director who electrified the art-house in the 60s and 70s.

The enfant-terrible director electrified the art-house with his 1997 debut Gummo, followed that up with the uncompromising Julien Donkeyboy and then promptly vanished on an eight-year, drug-fuelled lost weekend.

That is because his house is electrified solely by the sun, and the battery stores only enough power for about 10 days.

This was 1827, before the popularisation of the electric light: the house was figuratively electrified.

In Chronicles of the Canongate, for example, he writes: "The house was literally electrified; and it was only from witnessing the effects of her genius that he could guess to what a pitch theatrical excellence could be carried".

Franco's frustrations were compounded by the fact he was mildly electrocuted every time he took a shower at his house, where faulty wiring electrified the shower floor and faucet handles.