Sentence examples for prize electric from inspiring English sources

Even the poorest rural migrants, once in the city, prize electric lighting and television sets, and millions are leaving their villages.

It's the product of an environmental philosophy that prizes electric vehicles above all other green cars.

Another prize-winner, "Electric Earth" by Doug Aitken, an American artist, is more of a character study.

The winner of the Aventis Prize was David Bodanis for Electric Universe (2004), a book that explored electricity from the birth of the universe to the "construction of electromagnets powerful enough to raise an ironmonger's anvil".

Last week, Patrick O'Brien scooped the prize with the answers "Electric", "Haircut" and "Seconds to Mars".

The grand prize might be an electric iron or a carton of cigarettes -- or a Roosevelt windup clock.

"I feel amazing, I feel loved, I feel like crying and laughing and hugging," said Howard after winning both the title and the prize of a handmade electric guitar.

Her work can involve some unlikely materials: perhaps a length of electroluminescent wire or yards of conductive fabric; the motor prized out of an electric toothbrush; a motion sensor.

Near the end of the exhibition in Hoboken is its prize artifact: one of the narrow electric cars that used to carry police officers along the catwalk that borders the roadway in the Holland Tunnel.

To spark competition, race coordinators put up a prize of £10,000 for the first electric bike to finish with an average speed of 100 miles per hour or more.

But the bigger prize would be mass-market production of electric cars.