Sentence examples for is being wired from inspiring English sources

Your heart is being built; your brain is being wired.

Bombs are guided by GPS satellites; drones are piloted remotely from across the world; fighter planes and warships are now huge data-processing centres; even the ordinary foot-soldier is being wired up.

If there's one thing I learned from this trip to Israel, Jordan, Dubai and Indonesia, it's this: thanks to the Internet and satellite TV, the world is being wired together technologically, but not socially, politically or culturally.

The campus is being wired with a digital network that will eventually enable students, teachers and administrators to exchange information with one another and to patch into an international information network.

Any extra money in this tight final phase of the election is being wired to Nevada and Florida for more Spanish-language ads, to Iowa and Ohio for more on-the-ground staff members, and to Google and Facebook for more microtargeted messaging to complacent, maybe even demoralized, young supporters.

The theater, named the Baby Grand -- which was also the name of a jazz and rhythm-and-blues club on Wilmington's East Side in the 1950's -- is being wired to allow the theater to respond to the rapid changes the Internet and other technological advances are making to the entertainment business, Mr. Bailey said.

It's being wired for computer, flatscreen TV and speakerphone.

Then, on August 29, a name that didn't appear on any of her extensive casting lists was being wired to Selznick at her Summit Avenue home in Beverly Hills: Marlon Brando.

How about casting Keanu Reeves as the intrepid (part-Indian) brake man on a bullion train that's been wired with dynamite?

During adolescence, the frontal lobe--the area of the brain responsible for logic and reasoning, planning, and self-regulation--is being wired.

The first question for people that want to follow the footsteps of Warren and Charlie is are you wired for it?