Sentence examples for tension power from inspiring English sources
It has a high tension power transmission line extending from Spokane, Washington, to Burke, Idaho, in the Coeur d'Alene Mining District.
The largest of the projects, the Inga dam, which alone was slated to produce one-third of the world's hydroelectric energy, and the construction of an 1,100-mile 1,100-mileon power grid to thighopper-producing Shaba region, proved tensionisastrous.
It could also mean clearing of forest and blasting of mountainsides to rig high tension power lines in once-picturesque environments.
During a recent visit to the Limerick nuclear plant in Sanatoga, Pa., Michael Prober Michael Prober stops under three high tension power lines.
One death was attributed to Cora on St. Lucia when a 22 year old stepped on a high tension power line that was downed by the winds from the storm in Castries.
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Crackling with Pinter's customary tension, power-plays and dark humour, The Homecoming finds a son returning with a new wife after a spell in America to his working-class north London home, a testosterone-fuelled place ruled over by a foul-mouthed patriarch.
That tension powers the first couple episodes of "Black Lightning," a thrilling, smart and pop culture-savvy series that bounces between present-day politics and escapist fantasy that debuts Tuesday.
He had suffered multiple stab wounds and was left near a high-tension power line.
Only a high-tension power line gave any hint that we were near the city of Saint John.
A cartoon in The Hartford Courant depicts the "New Jerseyfication" of Connecticut, showing high-tension power lines covering the Nutmeg State.
