Sentence examples for turn on electronic from inspiring English sources
if you have a friends doing strategy 6 and your doing 4 and he gets downed at 4 or 6 be ready to run to a hut to turn on electronic defense because if your friend has half the zombies following him they'll go to you and sandwich you.
In Canada screeners can make you turn on electronic devices, like cellphones, laptop computers and digital cameras, and they might make you put your camera and film through the X-ray machinesaidaid Tony Hahn, a communications advisor at Transport Canada, which regulates airline policy, but "they never would ask you to take a picture".
But in the wake of the United States military strikes on Afghanistan, Canadian airports appeared to have tightened security further, requiring passengers to turn on all electronic equipment just after they pass through the metal detectors, which had been done only through spot checks a few days earlier.
Liu et al. have exhibited low turn on field for electronic emission by WO2.9 nanorods [46].
This followed reports that one of the Bank of England's key policymakers was not ruling out turning on the electronic printing presses again to stimulate growth.
Or take the recent U-turn on electronic cigarettes.
Ballads spawned wailing, jittery guitar solos; rockers turned quiet or suddenly took on electronic rumbles and pealing keyboards.
And what if that child is taught not to be driven in a car or turn on and off lights or other electronic devices from sundown on Friday until Saturday to observe Sabbath, but the opposite is allowed to at their other parents home?
In addition to trimming the short-term interest rates that the E.C.B. controls, he announced that the E.C.B. would turn on its electronic printing press and start buying packages of bank loans, which are known as asset-backed securities.
Not only will the Fed keep interest rates low but its chairman, Ben Bernanke, made it clear he was prepared to turn on the electronic printing presses for a further dose of quantitative easing.
OW: Let me just tell you, I don't know how you survive in today's world with all of the noise and the literal craziness that we are surrounded and bombarded with from the time you wake up in the morning -- it's coming through on the radio, it's on your smart phones -- from the moment you turn on any electronic anything, you are bombarded by negative noise.
