Sentence examples for turning power from inspiring English sources

But they are often inefficient, turning power into heat.

Privatisation, launched by Mr Rakowski in the dying years of communism, had allowed influential insiders to start turning power into money to safeguard their positions.

As a minimum it must build on the HRA, which is already quietly turning power to the people from rhetoric into reality.

The wind gusts toppled countless trees throughout the city and its Virginia and Maryland suburbs, turning power lines to spaghetti and putting out the lights in fashionable Chevy Chase, Md.,; McLean, Va.; Georgetown; and many other locales.

Peter Van Loan, the leader of the Conservatives in the House of Commons, said that "the objective is to be able to leave in 2011," but added that Parliament must judge the mission's progress toward turning power over to the Afghans before withdrawing at that time.

What if the guy who rides the faders - in effect turning power stations on, off, down or up - gets it wrong?

High gas prices have turned power utilities away from gas.

"I will turn power over to safe hands," he said in a speech.

Pavía turned power over to General Francisco Serrano to form a coalition government.

Balls drop to turn power on and off, start toasters and balance teeter-totters.

"I will turn power over to safe hands,'' he said in a speech.