Sentence examples for sort of electricity from inspiring English sources

And I can report that there was electricity in the air – the sort of electricity that stems from expecting to see a near-legendary figure finally brought to earth.

The transmission lines in the Cleveland area are part of what the power industry calls the Lake Erie Loop, a ring of lines in the United States and Canada that have become a sort of electricity interstate, moving vast amounts of power from one state to another.

Kandinsky treated "the pure inner working of colour" as a sort of mystical electricity.

Converting that into the sort of units electricity is measured in (the IEA provides a converter here you get 2290TWh.

That has now come down to about 80 cents, and solar power is beginning to compete with the more expensive sort of conventionally generated electricity.

Two Allegro movements bustled with a sort of silent-movie electricity; the Largo evoked Bach first with elegance, then with pomp.

"If you run a hairbrush through someone's hair for dozens of years, isn't there some sort of resonant static electricity that stays there forever?" There might be an appliance theme to the haunting of the Merchant's House, a nineteenth-century town house in the East Village that was owned by a single family until 1933, when it was turned into a museum.

It's takes me by surprise at first, if only because the Brooklyn-based DJ and producer's work or what little of it has made it out it to the world so far is primarily united by a sort of retro-tinged electricity.

It's hard to sort out the cost of electricity stored by flow batteries, because "there are too many variables," says Robert B. Schainker, a technical executive with the Electric Power Research Institute, the research arm of the utility industry.

A fuel cell is a sort of battery that produces electricity if it is fed hydrogen.

Most proposals involve some sort of compensation, either through reduced electricity bills or investments in local infrastructure.