Sentence examples for wires from inspiring English sources

Currently it has 1.3 miles of heating pipes and electricity wires in the town (with a further 2.5 miles in central Milton Keynes).

According to the UK source: "Not so long ago, this was all about attaching crocodile clips to copper wires.

"However, left-back Green and Matt Coupe got their wires crossed in trying to clear and the former poked out a foot and sent the ball past his goalkeeper and into the net".

The classic Italian cookbook Silver Spoon astounds me by using boiled long-grain rice for its supplì al telefono, a Roman rice croquette similar to arancini, which takes its name from the long "telephone wires" of melted mozzarella that are said to stretch out when you take a bite.

Baird staked his re-election on the proposal to put 49% of the state's poles and wires on 99-year leases while guaranteeing electricity prices will not go up.

But here's a briefer flavour of earlier disorders that includes 41-hour filibusters, cut telephone wires and – from Fenian extremists outside – a cabinet murder (1882) and two Commons bombs in 1883.

Men were disembowelled, roasted on wires over open fires, or sprayed with industrial acid.

The ability to have your pictures and documents and apps synchronised without the tedious plugging and unplugging of wires is going to be a great relief to millions – and iCloud is applicable for phones back to the iPhone 3GS from 2009, and iPod Touches released after that period too.

For many it is more important to map what is "on top" of the infrastructure of nodes and wires - the information and human interactions of cyberspace.

Drama is added by escalators and lifts that, in ways beloved of these architects, both plunge through the space and display the wheels, rods and wires that make them work.

Otherwise it is merely wires and lights in a box".