Sentence examples for electronics back from inspiring English sources

They appeared to be banking on assurances by Mr. Hirai that he could bring Sony's electronics back to profitability this year.

It's more like it used to be, because we brought electronics back in, but it sounds way better.

According to The Atlantic around 120,000 students signed up for the first MIT edX course, called "Circuits and Electronics" back in March.

The good news is that its easier than ever to recycle and keep this stuff out of our environment; Staples now takes almost all electronics back through their Eco-Easy campaign.

When Poland and Germany opened their borders in the early 1990s, there was a boom of people going to Germany and bringing electronics back in, and these were absolute novelties, even though they were old and derelict in Germany itself.

Turn it off until the pilot announces you can turn electronics back on.

Playing electronics, backed by bass and guitar, El Guincho (pronounced El GEEN-cho) turned samples into speedy, carnivalesque beats -- often with digitized steel drum in the mix -- and sang, hoarsely, about self-doubts and longings as the music barreled ahead: jittery, repetitive, elated and eventually irresistible.

On this evening the electronic artist Yuka Honda and the Wilco guitarist Nels Cline, on guitar and flute, will be performing, and Ebe Oke on piano, vocals and electronics backed by a quartet, will perform pieces from his latest project "Valor".

In addition to Sony, a consortium of other electronics makers back Blu-ray.

Mr. Hirai, who became chief executive in April 2012, emphasized that even without such a move, Sony was on track to bring its electronics business back into profitability this fiscal year, which runs through next March.

There are submerged hints of rock'n'roll in the vocals, with Gene Vincent and Roy Orbison evoked, while the electronics hark back to Terry Riley or Philip Glass, but Rev doesn't quite agree, and points out some surprisingly jazzy antecedents: "Not as much as [John] Coltrane and [Albert] Ayler.