Sentence examples for installing electric from inspiring English sources

Even after Coolidge became president, his father put off installing electric lights in the homestead because his housekeeper, Aurora Pierce, distrusted electricity, fearing that it would burn the place down.

Its long-distance ships cannot currently be electric powered (although Iceland is installing electric chargers for fishing vessels).

He and his partner do all construction themselves except for pouring the foundation and installing electric wiring and plumbing fixtures.

The Austrian company Sanoway is even experimenting on installing electric grids below the soil's surface to draw groundwater upward without attracting the salts contained in it.

The steps include reducing grain spills that attract the bears and cleaning up the spills that do occur, removing dead animal carcasses from the tracks and, in some places, installing electric fences.

By wiring their plants and installing electric motors in their machines, they were able to dispense with the cumbersome, inflexible, and costly gearing systems, gaining an important efficiency advantage over their slower-moving competitors.

In terms of heat and electricity supplies in an installed electric power range of 10too 100 kWel, the most attractive solution is offered by highly autonomous, compact and easy-to-maintain SNPPs with an in-core thermionic system.

One of the first to experiment with magnesium powder for flash, she installed electric lamps in her studio when electricity came to Aalborg in 1901.

Meanwhile, on and off flicks the newly installed electric light, bringing another dimension to the action, suggesting how electricity transformed not only the way things worked but the way things looked and the way people thought about things.

In 1881 Aurora became the first city in Illinois to install electric streetlights.

Insist on a rain-sensing thermostatically controlled electric roof vent and install electric under floor heating.