Sentence examples for working outlets from inspiring English sources

On our T-61 rumours circulate of working outlets in this car or that.

By doing away with the comfy seats, roomy tables and working outlets that many customers now seem to believe are included in the price of a macchiato, the new coffee bars challenge the archetypal American cafe.

An untold number of high school students across the region were forced to scramble to submit their application materials by Nov. 1, the deadline at dozens of well-known colleges, camping out in coffee shops and other homes in search of working outlets and wireless Internet.

More-sinister items include "Antidote," a cane that shoots blow darts, by Frederick McSwain; a coat hanger with a built-in blade, by Grain; and Kai Williams's and Chen Chen's "Hot Stick," which plugs into an outlet and heats up to 600 degrees (the show's organizers are keeping it as far away from working outlets as possible).

Water and food were needed, of course, but many people seemed to spend more time on other, more modern quests: for working outlets to charge all those increasingly indispensable mobile devices, for enough bars on cellphones to make calls, for working Wi-Fi to download e-mail.

This is out-of-control cheapness is a particularly bad problem at New York's LaGuardia Airport, where working outlets are few and far between.

Portable charger -- Trying to find a working outlet that hasn't already been overtaken by other people is some sort of airport Hunger Games.

Two days after they closed on the property, workers ripped it apart, and Steve and Tom were living in a dustbowl with open ceilings, no air conditioning and only one working outlet.

The art worked: outlets around the world picked up the pictures and ran with them.

There were no working electrical outlets, he said, so he had to shoot in natural light.

"Jon served as a national-security aide, had top-secret clearance, and he's proud of his work as an investigative filmmaker working for outlets all over the world, like the BBC, Sky Vision, and, yes, Al Jazeera, Pontonii said.