Sentence examples for feeling the electricity from inspiring English sources
There's nothing like feeling the electricity and excitement first hand, devoid of interruptions, cooped up amongst a congregation of fighting game fanatics, roaring, cheering, reacting, applauding.
Feeling the electricity when Daniel Day-Lewis finally touches Michelle Pfeiffer's hand in THE AGE OF INNOCENCE (1993) makes the argument pretty convincing.
In Los Angeles, in late October 1980, I was feeling the strange, malign electricity the Santa Ana winds bring to the city.
I quickly realized that I was feeling the same way I do when the electricity goes out and, finding one appliance nonfunctional, I go immediately to the next.
Before undergoing a cardioversion, a patient is made unconscious for several minutes with an anesthetic and sedative to avoid feeling the burning pain from the jolts of electricity.
One can feel the electricity.
Can you feel the electricity?
Forces: Gravity, Magnetism, Electricity, Nuclear Force Moving in the space while feeling the centre of gravity, experiencing what happens when changing levels.
If France and the Netherlands are also feeling the chill, it will come down to who is willing to pay the most to get the electricity flowing their way.
While he struggles to pay for electricity and meet mortgage repayments, Mr Pearson says his family is also feeling the effects of the squeeze.
