Sentence examples for was batteries from inspiring English sources
noun
A device used to power electric devices, consisting of a set of electrically connected electrochemical or electrostatic cells.
"These are not designed to be fixed," says Rothman, but he's tenacious as a terrier, he identifies the problem and the solution (embarrassingly, after all that, it turns out that the plug has gone, so all it needed was batteries and a replacement lead. Ridiculous.
After officials detonated the object, hanging underneath a 2004 Nissan Sentra, they determined it was batteries wrapped in tape and attached to hoses, said Inglewood police Lt. Neal Cochran.
And the reason was battery life.
The biggest student problem was battery life.
Another big problem was battery life, which was pretty weak.
It was battery-run and controlled with a joystick.
It was battery powered and cost $23,000 to create and operate.
The playback system was battery powered.
We think it's batteries exploding.
And are batteries a good idea?
"I believe the new asset class is batteries," he said.
