Sentence examples for keep its power from inspiring English sources

But it's a very detailed story and almost a three-hour show, so some of the most difficult work John [Logan] had to accomplish was to condense it and keep its power...

The opposition thinks it is fighting a dictatorship that will stop at nothing to keep its power.

Even by Goodell's explicitly conservative estimates, America has enough coal to keep its power plants humming for decades to come.

Since then it has been widely thought the real point of the investigation into Mr Wang was to undermine Mr Bo himself.In this section Bo Bo Black Sheep Zombie followers and fake re-tweets ReprintsSince the Tiananmen Square protests in 1989, the Communist Party has been at pains to keep its power struggles under wraps.

The Malta project, described by Bloomberg, uses cold antifreeze and hot salt to store power, in a system designed to keep power in reserve for longer than lithium-ion batteries, which are what Tesla uses to keep its power using the commercial-scale Powerpack stations that populate installations like its Kauai-based facility.

I hung out there with many disillusioned young people like myself, feeling cheated by this cosmetic change that allowed the same regime to keep its power and make a mockery of our fight for genuine democracy.

P.S.E.&G., for example, is not expected to have large costs because its parent company chose to keep its power-generating stations after the deregulation bill passed.

The biggest issue is developing a system that keeps its power through a sufficient number of charging and discharging cycles for it to be useful in vehicles or electronic devices.

Update The company has now issued its own statement: Aggreko, the global leader in the provision of temporary power and temperature control services, kept its power running throughout America's national football championships in New Orleans despite the power disruption elsewhere in the stadium.

The Church keeps its power.

The main advantage of the explicit auction is that it allows each country to keep its own power exchange running.