Sentence examples for its wattage from inspiring English sources

It helps that Bollywood glamour has turned its wattage on the sari.

Has the power lunch lost some of its wattage?

The time an appliance takes to consume a unit depends on its wattage.

The school will be required to limit its hours, lower its wattage and increase its landscaping.

Magic, alas, is losing its power, and as its wattage dims, magicians are resigned to increasingly mundane tasks.

One could always quarrel with the choices and lament those left out -- I miss Bruce Nauman, for instance -- but it's an ambitious effort, organized entirely by the museum and well worth its wattage.

The Museum of Natural History also remains on the list because its high-wattage board operates its planetarium under the auspices of a public authority, and its trustees all serve on the planetarium board.

But the amount has not been stipulated: this is, apparently, where the commission will next focus its intellectual wattage.

From Bruno Tonioli's histrionics and Sir Bruce Forsyth's knowingly terrible jokes to the sort of open-shirted, tight-trousered machismo that went out with Seventies disco and frocks usually only found in a drag queen's wardrobe, the BBC talent show illuminates the dark winter evenings with its sparkly wattage.

If Badlands were a fluorescent tube light, then Drifters is an early-model, off-color LED, and Love Is the Devil is a dimmed bulb humming on its lowest wattage.

Six months after its high-wattage launch, it only claimed 80,000 paid-for subscribers.