Sentence examples for plug points from inspiring English sources

Entering a fine hotel should be like entering an idyllic microcosm, where the plug points are perfectly situated, the hot shower never runs tepid and the alert stranger taking room-service orders sounds genuinely thrilled, nay honoured, to receive your 2am club-sandwich order.

There is something more exciting, and potentially more important, to be done in pushing outwards from the plug points on our walls and asking how we can use new gadgets to help us take charge of what for many years has been a black box of infrastructure around the home.

Alan Werrity, former Director of Dundee University's Centre for Research on Water, told BBC News that people at risk of flooding should install hard floors, raise plug points, keep their treasured possessions out of reach of the water - and not place total reliance on the government.

Young children at home: If you have young children at home, plug in all the plug points all over your house.

Most likely, these will be high off the ground, and you'll be able to reach them.But if there are any plugs on the ground, or the water has risen over plug points, just get out of there.

Also known as "a plug point".

Nelson is a spark plug point guard who made his first All-Star team this season and is under contract for the long term.

Flat dwellers whose extension lead won't stretch a storey or two will have to get to work early for that parking space beside a plug point.

On the other side of the campus, a golden-coloured new library has more than 40 miles of shelving, underlining the importance of books in the 21st century, and almost 2,000 work stations, each with a plug point.

Mark Carr, a friend of Georgia colony founder James Edward Oglethorpe, established a tobacco plantation in the 1740s on the site (then known as Plug Point) across from Fort Frederica (1736) on St. Simons Island; the fort became the southernmost British outpost in North America after King George's War (1744 48).

Knocking can cause overheating of the spark-plug points, erosion of the combustion chamber surface, and rough, inefficient operation.