Sentence examples for to batteries from inspiring English sources
noun
A device used to power electric devices, consisting of a set of electrically connected electrochemical or electrostatic cells.
We didn't have supplies and that was across the board from toilet rolls, to batteries, everything.
It is similar to batteries used in fire alarms and military radios.
The paint's inventors are testing it by wiring painted surfaces up to batteries.
It said it solved the problem by switching to batteries from another supplier.
Neurones work in a similar way to batteries – two different metals and something that conducts.
A family-owned business, which opened in 1904 and sells everything from screws to paint to batteries.
Because wind is fickle, the energy goes to batteries that feed power to the grid when the data says to.
Grotzinger compares these minerals to batteries: positively and negatively charged compounds that together can spark the beginnings of life.
And underground lie huge deposits of riches like lithium, which is crucial to batteries for electronic devices.
For services to battery hen welfare.
In 2006, organizers switched to battery-powered candles.
