Sentence examples for flickering electricity from inspiring English sources

Whenever I met with Ko Ni, whether seated in his office, with its flickering electricity and precarious piles of law books, or sipping tea in the moldering headquarters of Myanmar's then-opposition political party, the image that came to mind was that of Atticus Finch though an Atticus wearing a Burmese sarong.

"The phones went down, the electricity was flickering on and off, and we were just listening to the eerie noises of fridges upturning, the snooker table banging against the wall.

The electricity flickered, but stayed on after an hour-long morning blackout.

The electricity flickered, throwing the rooms along the outer wall of the giant mosque into darkness.

In the finale, electricity flickered through the ensemble as Nelsons pushed the tempo and punched up dynamic contrasts.

"I want to go back; I want my life back," Ms. Suwarni said earlier this week as the electricity flickered on and off.

This unprecedented idea, a flicker of electricity somewhere in the right hemisphere, was immediately recognized as the solution the prefrontal cortex had been searching for.

Matt Trueman, What's On Stage: There's a flicker of electricity the moment Alistair McGowan steps out on stage as Jimmy Savile … The notion of McGowan impersonating Savile has been the most controversial thing about journalist Jonathan Maitland's play.

The farm has no electricity (the house is lighted with flickering gas lamps); Roch's wife, Berthe, and Henri want to install it — but Roch also refuses to invest in it.

Who can forget the moment when Sayid turns on the electricity in The Pearl station and we suddenly see Mikhail's angry face flickering for a moment on the screen?

Aydin will have long, bitter, subdued conversations with Neclan and Nihal separately, which take place in flickering firelight, as if the end of the world has come and there is no more electricity.