Sentence examples for energy won from inspiring English sources

His two-disc set of Mozart's last four symphonies (2008), interpretations of intelligence, clarity and wit, but above all irrepressible energy, won several awards.

Plus a Gulf Coast Restoration Plan, an oil spill study commission, a reminder that the secretary of energy won a Nobel Prize in physics and 17 references to God, prayer, blessings or faith.

The Baggies were full of energy, won the midfield battle and denied Chelsea time and space to end a run of 11 straight Premier League defeats against the Blues.

British Energy won European Union approval of a government bailout aimed at saving it from bankruptcy.

And only last week the board and management of Massey Energy won a case in Delaware Chancery Court that would make it significantly more difficult for them to be held liable for their ostensible poor oversight of the company's safety practices that led to the Upper Big Branch mine explosion and the death of 29 men.

Puget Sound Energy won an award for a giant net that captures young Sockeye salmon behind the Baker Lake dam so they can be trucked to the river below.

With none of the three main political parties showing any interest in adopting such an obviously beneficial strategy (win on consumer costs, win on energy independence, win on economic prosperity), the public must now demand a cessation of petty electioneering and political point-scoring, and a real plan to solve Britain's looming energy challenges.

By forcing their issues onto the political agenda, people have broken up banking and energy monopolies, won the right to form unions and an eight-hour work day, ended child labor and won the vote for women.

Mr. Bagapsh, an energy tycoon, won more than 50percentt of the vote.

Companies typically surrender their pass-through status when they go public, but some energy firms won an exemption.

Celeste Stern, a white parent from Crown Heights, was impressed by Ms. Irizarry's energy and won over by her approach.