Instead it was life-affirming, cheering and plain gorgeous, thanks to Dolly's turn of phrase ("I always had a very static electricity, even before we had real electricity"), some lively anecdotes – including one about wisely not giving Elvis half the publishing rights to I Will Always Love You in return for recording it – and her glorious songs.
Because natural gas requires very little electricity, it frees up electric service in existing buildings for other applications.
(4) Well there's very little electricity there – except when I'm recording!
"I have to say we are facing the risk of a very severe electricity shortage," Mr. Edano told reporters.
In addition to its debt burden, VEAG must also contend with extremely tough competition and very low electricity prices.
"It was a miracle that he didn't die," Mr. Swaid said, sitting cross-legged on the ground in his shop, which was dark — there is very little electricity in Sana these days.
The car comes with some very detailed electricity consumption graphs, one of which we had on-screen at all times indicating typical and projected range, which of course decreases at a worrying pace as you tear up the miles.
Because high temperatures can cause Gulvar to have seizures, the family's apartment in Boro Park, Brooklyn, must be constantly air-conditioned during the summer, leading to very high electricity bills.
Mr. DeLauro posted his home on Planet Christmas, where the chat boards buzz 365 days a year about the latest decorating trends, from larger-than-life inflatables to light-emitting diodes, or L.E.D.s, that don't have filaments that burn out and that consume very little electricity.
There is very little electricity.
