Sentence examples for make windmill from inspiring English sources

In trying to make "Windmill," Mr. Rogers returned many times to the tennis courts at the Georgica Association, the garden behind his summer home and the beach of his childhood in Wainscott, a hamlet of East Hampton on Long Island.

We know how to make windmills and bicycles, compact cities and compact fluorescents.

The batteries would not only replace the fuel tanks in millions of cars and trucks, but would also make windmills and solar cells more practical, by absorbing excess energy when their production jumps and giving it back when the wind suddenly dies or the sun goes behind a cloud.

Immelt agrees GE must figure out how to make windmills stand on their own.

Humans have been doing this for as long as they've known how to make windmills and water wheels.

For two weeks, as she travelled through Europe, Yundi sent pictures on Between, just for Jimin: there she was, throwing a coin over her shoulder into the Trevi Fountain; in Holland, in front of a windmill, making windmill ears with her fingers; outside a Tyrolean castle, her plastic poncho inflating in the wind as though she were a doughboy.

A doubling of wind speed means about an eight-fold gain in a windmill's energy output, so making windmills taller makes sense, as winds tend to be stronger and more stable higher off the ground.

Moreover, it would do nothing to protect exports of energy-intensive goods from cheap competition.Many studies also point out that carbon caps could bring benefits, in the form of factories making windmills, say, or solar panels.

Racing against other companies around the globe, they are on the front lines of an effort to build smaller, lighter, more powerful batteries that could help transform the American energy economy by replacing gasoline in cars and making windmills and solar cells easier to integrate into the power grid.

A company called Southwest Windpower is making windmills suitable for use by homeowners and small businesses.

We have all these out-of-work auto workers who can be making windmills, and retrofitting buildings, etc.