Sentence examples for more electric than from inspiring English sources

But on this penultimate evening in Moscow, nothing was more electric than Bolt.

But since the start of the Beijing Games, this modest locale has been more crowded and more electric than usual.

You didn't get more electric than the most famous onstage couple, Margot Fonteyn and Rudolf Nureyev, but he was gay and she was 20 years his senior.

But one might think that it was the children who made some of the design decisions: almost all the rooms are a different color, one more electric than the next.

But Parker became a force, albeit an inconsistent one; Jackson embraced the team concept and blossomed as the starting shooting guard; and Ginóbili proved more electric than anyone expected.

The translator preserves the original's momentum, with clauses piling onto each other, pushing toward a final question: What could be more electric than the moment a heart starts beating?

There're an occasional cohort of horns, and more electric guitar than before.

Mr. Holland played more electric bass than acoustic, which worked serviceably in context, but undercut his deep authority.

HTS wires can carry more electric current than the usual kind, so a transformer made with them is more compact, and therefore easier to transport and set up, than a conventional transformer.

The government's Energy Information Administration reckons demand will grow by less than 1% a year between now and 2040 (see chart).Consumers are buying more electric gadgets than ever, but the power these machines use is tumbling.

And with the inauguration two weeks ago of a new hydroelectric plant, the Russian Far East now produces 30percentt more electric power than it needs; planners are talking with North and South Korea about distributing it through power lines down the Korean peninsula.