Still, it is a good idea to treat all exposed wires and conductive metal as though it is live (energized, or hot ).
Whether it's a family member, your significant other or a colleague, our relationships with the most important people in our lives can energize or drain us.
His Democrat Party is likely to face an uphill battle retaining power; although the protests have annoyed Bangkok residents, many voters in the rural north and northeastern part of the country, where more than a third of the country's population lives, have been energized by the red-shirt movement.
Her husband, energized, lived a few weeks longer.
Ever noticed how people that are passionate about what they do for a living seem more energized, excited, satisfied and alive?
His electrifying performances have energized our lives with the magic of his immense talent, but even when he was young, Jackson's ballads pulled with the tug of someone who had fought tough battles.
Mr. Carey's friend, the novelist Patrick McGrath, a transplanted Englishman living in New York, said he believed that Mr. Carey was energized by living in "such a vigorously competitive city".
He linked her death with other fatal encounters between African Americans and police across the country, which have prompted widespread demonstrations and energized the Black Lives Matter movement.
I feel as energized about Black Lives Matter.
He released five major live albums between 1974 and 1989 ("Before the Flood," "Hard Rain," "Bob Dylan at Budokan," "Real Live," and the largely execrable "Dylan & the Dead"), and all of them provide compelling evidence that his songs are living things that can be energized (or in some cases pulverized) by radical new arrangements.
