Sentence examples for wire connecting from inspiring English sources

Wired networks may use shielded coaxial cable, similar to the wire connecting a television to a videocassette recorder or an antenna.

In 1974, Mr. Petit had walked at dawn across a wire connecting the two towers of the World Trade Center.

Unlike the Lazy Bones, Zenith's first remote, introduced in 1950, it did not have a wire connecting it to the television.

All he knew about batteries was that if you put two different metals against your tongue, you're likely to feel a tingling sensation as some sort of current travels across your tongue; if you put two different metals in the right jar of liquid on a lab bench, some sort of tingling current shoots through any wire connecting them as well.

Plastic jugs filled with potassium chlorate, a few nine-volt batteries offset from the charge, old speaker wire connecting to a pressure plate of wood and copper, anti-tamper devices made with clothespins, brake lights or hypodermic needles and improvised blasting caps — this is all you need.

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What does the wire connect to?

Some used barbed wire connected to power lines.

A single wire connects the receiving set with the sending set.

Someone who is holding, say, a graphite rod connected to a piece of wire connected to an ocean.

Oh, this wire connected to my watch?