Sentence examples for fierce electricity from inspiring English sources

In the "Coriolan" Overture, which opened the concert, the ensemble's playing crackled with fierce electricity and dramatic urgency.

In the "Coriolan" Overture, which opened the concert, the ensemble's playing crackled with fierce electricity and urgency.

"Blinding, fierce, shockingly electric.

5.56pm GMT One MP thinks a different energy market model could work better: why not have "fierce competition" in generating electricity, but have co-operatively owned business model to supply consumers.

Utility companies worked to restore electricity after fierce ice storms felled power lines in Michigan, parts of upstate New York, New England and Canada during Christmas week, leaving tens of thousands in the dark.

Kirk, who lived alone in the Sierra foothills with no running water and no electricity, was a fierce and bloody-minded individual who spoke to runners everywhere when he said: "You don't stop running 'cause you get old.

All that tens of thousands of people really wanted for Christmas was to have their electricity back after fierce ice storms felled power lines in a wide swath from Michigan through parts of upstate New York, New England and Canada.

Lueger was a fierce advocate for universal male suffrage and brought electricity, streetcars, and other modern amenities to the city.

As Mr Taub points out, however, there is a more worrying possibility: a backlash against deregulation so fierce that it stalls the move towards competitive markets in electricity.

In the IPCC's discussions on fossil fuels, there was a fierce battle over a chart that showed how much the electricity sector needed to curb its carbon, the BBC's environment correspondent Matt McGrath reports from Copenhagen.

The main political parties are also in fierce disagreement over a proposed target to make the UK's electricity carbon-free by 2030.