Sentence examples for thick power from inspiring English sources

Thick power lines sag from high-voltage transformers, and steam pipes snake across concrete pedestals.

Then John Kilgore, a theater sound designer who lives next door to the building, saw Con Edison workers digging up the street to lay thick power lines.

Since its beginnings in the late 1950's, when pilots stuck a studio camera in the passenger seat and hovered 50 feet above a local parade, tethered to the ground by a ribbon of thick power cords, the news helicopter has practically come to define television journalism in Los Angeles, delivering some of the most striking and contentious images in the city's recent history.

Note: following your preliminary layout, you should mark the path of the thick "power lead" between the mat and wall cavity and chisel a shallow trench into the floor.

The fights over this eight-inch-thick power line are now entering their fourth year, and they have drawn in shellfish companies, ship captains and environmentalists.

Arm-thick power cables droop like tentacles near the five-meter-diameter hole in the foundation of the twin towers.

Arm-thick power cables droop like tentacles near the 17-foot-diameter hole in the foundation of the twin towers.

The group of men who have emerged as Iraq's rulers is dominated by aging former opposition politicians — heavyset power brokers with thick jowls and armed militias.

If and when the Universal Credit IT catastrophe anticipated by the National Audit Office comes to pass, will George explain why, as the second most powerful minister in the Government, he stood by and permitted a man he regards as a bit thick such power over the lives of the most vulnerable?

The hierarchical fibrous photoanodes, which are about 4-μm thick, exhibit power conversion efficiency of 2.14%, which to the best of our knowledge, is the highest efficiency in the nanofiber-organic sensitizer-ssDSC system.

7a, b The tubes were numerous, long and reasonably straight but were critically affected by ice thickness: too thin and the tube was flattened and distorted, too thick and the power spectrum was too weak to be useful.