Sentence examples for whose electricity from inspiring English sources

The short answer is: Pretty much like the other seven million people whose electricity blew out with the storm.

I've read that Sandy will diminish the impact of homestretch advertising, because people whose electricity is out cannot watch TV.

And solar's costs are competitive with power plants and back-up generators that burn petroleum-based fuels, whose electricity costs about 10 rupees per kilowatt hour.

Most of the additional power flowing through the line is being consumed by residents of public housing and government agencies whose electricity is provided by the New York Power Authority.

About 1.1 million of Con Edison's customers lost power because of Hurricane Sandy, including more than 230,000 in Manhattan whose electricity went off after a substation near the East River flooded.

In a coffee shop in Creston, a small town south-west of Des Moines, the customers form two groups: those whose electricity has been restored since a recent storm, and those who are still waiting.

Hollywood, accordingly, was never very hospitable to Ethel Merman, Gwen Verdon or Carol Channing, women whose real electricity became apparent only when they sang or danced in live performance.

Mr. Quevada, 28, is an analyst of the electrical grid at PJM Interconnection, a regional transmission operator that is based in Norristown, Pa., and through whose lines electricity is distributed to 13 northeastern and mid-Atlantic states and the District of Columbia.

The Americans (and some Europeans) have years of experience in this area, which could help the Japanese, whose wholesale electricity market was thrown open in March.Last November, Tepco and Mitsubishi Corporation, a big trading house, each bought a stake in Orion Power Holdings, a Baltimore-based power company.

Moloch whose soul is electricity and banks!" MITZI WITKIN Manhattan.

Enter the businessman, Joe Seeber of Hewitt, Tex., a consultant whose firm checks electricity bills for accuracy.