Sentence examples for word electric from inspiring English sources

It is, in a word, electric.

The word "electric" is slowly being replaced by plain "GE" in the company's literature; General Eclectic would be closer to the mark.GE spends billions of dollars a year buying companies and has picked up a trick or two along the way.

Derived from the word "electric" (or the Latin "electrum") plus the Greek suffix "-on".

The word "electric" has been half of GE's name for more than 130 years.

The remaining eight discrepancies were related to misspellings (e.g., the word "electRIc" was spelled "electIRc" in the narrative) or punctuation marks not incorporated in the algorithm.

The mood was in a word, Electric.

This association gave rise to the English words "electric" and "electricity", which made their first appearance in print in Thomas Browne's Pseudodoxia Epidemica of 1646.

In other words, electric cars powered by fuel cells carry much less weight and deliver much greater range.

From the Greek word for electric ray, narke, comes the word narcotic.

In the other word, the electric potential in the region ρ≤b in Fig. 2b is concentrated into the central region ρ'≤ c, as illustrated in Fig. 2d.

Car companies have recently been telling us what the car of 2020 will be like: autonomous is one word used, electric is another, and it will be connected to the internet too.