Sentence examples for official grid from inspiring English sources

We can't seem to get one, as not a single one of our ruined buildings is actually on any official grid, and the trailers we camp out in are always on the move.

Earlier this year, they set up a surreptitious network to help uninsured cancer patients and other ill people, which operates off the official grid using only spare medicines donated by pharmacies, some pharmaceutical companies and even the families of cancer patients who died.

Jazz's endlessly replenishing avant-garde, with its spirit of uplift and insurrection, can be sought out all year round in New York, its partisans dispersed along an ad hoc array of clubs and concert series, on and off the official grid.

You can't find the exact tipping point on a city map, but it's real and you'll notice that the beer definitely starts getting more diverse and flavorful when you get off the official beer grid.

We provide training on DSM best practices, policies, and techniques for government officials and grid employees in the current pilot cities and are currently developing a project that will make use of China's burgeoning electric vehicle industry to balance demand and increase integration of renewable energy into the grid.

According to the official, the electricity grid passes by the school without actually powering it.

A leader is appointed who becomes a point of contact for grid officials or police wanting information about members of the group.

Only by restoring the street grid, officials have said, will planners be able to separate the memorial from that retail space -- the sacred from the profane.

These companies settled into Silicon Valley, the region that grid officials call the most susceptible to power failures in an already energy-starved state.

The problem is that the cable, which would be buried under the seabed, is what grid officials call a "multidriver project," or a project that is undertaken for more than one reason — something that those officials have little experience with.

It has now settled on installing a $10 million piece of equipment that should help even out the flow of energy and reduce the cutbacks, Ms. Powell said, although grid officials have given her no assurances.