Sentence examples for going to power from inspiring English sources

If it doesn't have a good signal, it's going to power up".

It can be gasified (even, perhaps, in situ), the gas going to power a gas turbine, surplus heat to make steam for a conventional one; a big American generator, AEP, this week said it is to build such a plant.

Once cleaned, the syngas can be burned like natural gas, with a portion going to power the plasma arc gasification plant and the remainder being sold to utility companies, which also use it primarily for producing electricity.

Most of that money is going to power sellers like Reliant's trading unit, which had a first-quarter operating profit of $216 million in contrast to a $22 million loss a year earlier.

They believed these songs were going to power a new kind of renaissance in English music, as well as preserve and document traditions on the point of being overwhelmed by industrialisation.

With the greatest of respect to a Holland who have now won their last 14 competitive games under Van Marwijk and have the huge scalp of Brazil, the team some imagined were going to power their way through to a sixth World Cup victory, this is not what you would want in a perfect world.

My mum worked in an office, and when I grew up, I was going to power-dress and be far too important to soak fish in a bucket, or need to knit a jumper.

WHY THEY CAME Why do people go to power restaurants?

A recent study by Pike Research estimated that about 1.5 percent of all electricity generated worldwide goes to power data centers.

In 1980, according to the bank's Web site, 21percentt of bank lending went to power projects like dams.

The other watt goes to power, cooling or energy losses.