Sentence examples for young electricity from inspiring English sources

In 2004, a young electricity board employee called Corinne Maier wrote a little book called Bonjour Paresse (Hello Laziness), subtitled "On the art and necessity of doing the strict minimum for your company".

According to The Handbook on the History of European Banks, "Switzerland's young electricity industry came to assume the same importance as support for railway construction 40 years earlier".

Cecil Roland McKenzie was a young electrical engineer employed by the Sydney County Council's Electricity Undertaking.

"The increase in price of electricity affect young people the most, because parents, maybe not knowingly, begin economizing on clothing, schooling, even provisions".

The tremendous success of Mr Kejriwal's AAP, which demands cleaner rule along with some populist measures, such as cheaper electricity, suggests younger voters are ready to drop the traditional loyalties of older generations.

My father worked nights Most his life then died young but we never Lacked electricity or clothes.

He returns alone for the magnificently sardonic and foreboding Wilderness Approaching, a 61-year-old young man buzzing with creative electricity in what should be the autumn of his career.

As the sun sets and the electricity cuts out, young, uneducated girls in need of money flock to Lyantonde's main strip to earn their living.

On his brother's watch, the younger Chávez had led the electricity ministry as well as Corpoelec, the graft-riddled state-run electricity giant.

Although the child's father, Sa'ad, managed to get his wife, Reham, and four-year-old son Ahmed out of the building, witnesses told reporters he was unable to find the youngest as there was no electricity.

They also tend to drive and fly more than young people, and they use more electricity.