Sentence examples for keep the electricity from inspiring English sources

How do we keep the electricity on in Zawiya?

He and his wife pawned their wedding rings to keep the electricity on.

The blackout built a solid consensus for mandatory technical standards to keep the electricity system from failing.

For example, the school has what it calls the 100 Club Challenge, where everyone attempts to keep the electricity consumption of the school below 100 kWh a day.

That's how many pounds of coal each person in the United States consumes, on average, every day to keep the electricity flowing.

The plot should be fully operational by 4 January, with around 60 residents expected to pay a $35 fee to keep the electricity running and for general upkeep of the settlement.

Before the war, an emergency line kept the electricity flowing.

A rash of outages has kept the electricity market conveniently -- and very profitably -- short of supply even during periods of low demand, when there ought to be lots of excess capacity.

"I've got too much respect for my caucus colleagues and for my party colleagues to pre-empt Labor discussions, but I do say that we took to the election the policy we've taken to every election in the State's history to keep the monopoly electricity network in public hands," said Foley.

During the campaign, Mr Toledo signed a pledge to keep the city's electricity firm in state hands.

National Grid said last month it was more likely to draw on extra sources of power this winter to keep the country's electricity running and the chance of blackouts was at its highest for a decade.