Sentence examples for wants electricity from inspiring English sources

No. It's because that is when everybody wants electricity, for God's sake".

Where electricity is available it is often only for a couple of hours a day, unusable for industry and of such poor quality that power surges routinely wreck equipment.Yet India wants electricity to reach every village by 2008 demanding the electrification of 110,000 villages and every household by 2012.

Next we want electricity and a bridge".

Under their logic, those who do not want electricity should not use it.

But we don't want electricity to be cheap, and we don't want it to be coal-fired.

"We want electricity but we don't know what to do about it.

Certainly, the people of Iraq want electricity, running water and other material assistance.

"The fishermen and business owners want electricity, since it would be much cheaper to keep things cold.

Georgians want electricity, regardless of whether it is a Russian or Georgian company that is keeping the lights on".

Foreigners vie for houses with the comforts of home, wanting electricity in relatively steady supply, preferring toilets that allow one to sit rather than squat.

Yet across the country we want electricity, homes, education, space free from traffic, our rubbish taken away, the drug problem dealt with, clear roads, and lovely surroundings for dying children to spend their final days in.