Sentence examples for power taken from inspiring English sources

Power taken from a wind farm will be converted into biomethane and delivered to the natural gas network as required.

Minor White combined ideas about photography's incomparable descriptive power, taken from Edward Weston, with those about its emotional expressiveness, taken from Alfred Stieglitz.

"How is power taken and given?" The theme of power allows playwrights to keep an emphasis on the female experience at Salem while also reflecting on other issues.

But the idea behind the Pacific Northwest charging system is to respond by changing the load — increasing or decreasing the power taken from the grid for charging, or starting or stopping completely.

(When Marie is arrested, her hair shorn by a handsome revolutionary — solidly played by Will Pullen — you can't get past the sense that having her power taken away relaxes her).

Coe also moved The Family, as he and other leaders began referring to the movement in 1970, farther from mainstream evangelicalism, discarding the term Christian, cultivating Jewish and Muslim "followers of Christ," and emphasizing a model of power taken from the New Testament and understood through the study of such 20th-century dictators as Vladimir I. Lenin, Adolf Hitler, and Mao Zedong.

Cat Power, takes the stage with a few musicians.

You're the person in power taking difficult decisions.

The hard power takes the form of tanks and taps.

After World War II, the Communists gained power, taking over the government in 1947.

The transfer of power took place with the swiftness characteristic of Britain's parliamentary system.