Sentence examples for transmitting some of from inspiring English sources

The company envisions electric cars as, essentially, rolling batteries storing electricity until periods of peak need, then transmitting some of it back to the grid in exchange for payment or free power the next time they need to top up.

Now it transmits some of the data from the ground.

I guess I tried to transmit some of this through the pictures.

"At least they transmitted some of my message," she said, laughing.

We try as long as we can to transmit some of what we went through".

The long waves transmit some of their energy to the short-wavelength waves which therefore damp the long waves.

"As we had planned, a film did emerge, and I think it transmits some of the glory of that experience," Sylvia said.

In December it cut the fee it pays to transmit some of Virgin's channels to its own subscribers from more than £30m a year to about £5m.

Over at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, director Janet Hemingway has the happy task of spending £40m of research grants from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to control insects and parasites that transmit some of the world's worst tropical diseases.

If, however, the kidneys are damaged by disease or toxins, the glomeruli will transmit some of the normal serum albumin and globulin and the urine will coagulate on warming.

(It has been revived on Broadway only once, in 1951, for a very brief run.) And as directed by Gary Griffin, with choreography by Michael Lichtefeld, this straightforward, large-scale production never really feels either of the period in which it was written or infused with a heightening sensibility that might transmit some of the show's original appeal.