"Electricity" Example Sentences
1. Electricity powers our lights and appliances.
2. The power went out due to a disruption in electricity.
3. Lightning is a natural form of electricity.
4. Benjamin Franklin's experiments with electricity were groundbreaking.
5. They installed solar panels to generate their own electricity.
6. Electrical currents generate the static electricity that makes your hair stand on end.
7. After the hurricane, much of the region was without electricity for weeks.
8. Thomas Edison's invention of the light bulb transformed the world with the widespread availability of electricity.
9. The electric chair uses electricity to carry out the death penalty.
10. Electrical outlets provide access to the electricity in our homes.
11. Scientists are trying to develop sustainable sources of electricity.
12. He conducted experiments on electricity as a hobby.
13. The electrical problem caused the factory machinery to stop working.
14. Electrical wires carry high voltage electricity.
15. They paid their electric bill to maintain access to electricity.
16. The electrical storm caused a power surge that damaged the computer.
17. Avoid touching an exposed electrical wire.
18. Electric eels produce electricity to stun their prey.
19. Electrical currents in the human body are measured by electroencephalograms.
20. Electrical engineers design and maintain electrical systems.
21. Plugging too many appliances into one outlet can cause overload of electricity.
22. I rubbed my feet on the carpet to build up static electricity.
23. Electrical circuits carry electricity through a closed loop.
24. The battery stores chemical energy that is converted into electrical energy.
25. Electricity runs through the transmission lines from power plants.
26. Rubbing a balloon on your hair creates static electricity.
27. The electrical fuse blew due to a power surge.
28. Static electricity can damage sensitive computer chips.
29. Electricity surged through his body when he touched the exposed wire.
30. The electric company restored electricity after the storm passed.
31. Water and electricity do not mix well due to the conductivity of water.
32. The van de Graaff generator produces high voltage static electricity.
33. Exposure to high voltage electricity can cause burns, shocks or death.
34. Some fish produce mild electrical currents to navigate and hunt prey.
35. The power company harnesses potential and kinetic energy to generate electricity.
36. Einstein's theory of special relativity describes the relationship between electricity and magnetism.
37. Electric eels generate up to 600 volts of electricity, enough to stun prey.
38. Electromagnets use electrical current to produce magnetic fields.
39. Electric currents generate magnetic fields and magnetic fields induce electric currents.
40. Electricity surged through my body when I accidentally touched the exposed wire.
41. Electrical shocks can cause cardiac arrest due to disruption of the heart's rhythm.
42. My hair stood on end due to the static electricity in the air.
43. The electromagnetic spectrum describes the range of frequencies of electrical and magnetic fields.
44. Reverse currents of electricity can be used to recharge batteries.
45. Electricity is measured in volts, amps and watts.
46. Electrical tape is used to insulate electrical wires.
47. Electric currents can heat matter through resistance.
48. Early electric vehicles relied on electrical batteries to power the motors.
49. Electrical storms bring lightning, thunder and dangerous surges of electricity.
50. Electricity and fuel bills showed up on our utility statements.
51. Our bodies contain bioelectrical currents that power the neurons.
52. Electrical equipment should be grounded to earth to discharge static electricity.
53. Electrical charges can induce opposite charges on nearby objects.
54. Copper wires efficiently carry electrical currents due to their conductivity.
55. The electric company raised utility rates to cover the cost of electricity.
56. Nuclear power plants generate electricity through nuclear fission reactions.
57. Electricity travels at the speed of light through conductive materials.
58. Electrical impulses control the behavior of cells and organisms.
59. Faraday introduced the concept of electromagnetic fields to explain electricity and magnetism.
60. Electric eels can emit repeated pulses of electricity to subdue large animals.
Common Phases
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Electricity bills - Used to refer to the utility bills for
electricity usage.
• Electrical shock - The physical shock from exposure to
electricity through touching an exposed electrical wire.
• Electrical outlet - The receptacle in walls that provides access to household
electricity.
• Electrical circuit - The closed loop pathway that allows electrical current to flow.
• Static
electricity - The build up of electric charges on the surface of objects.
• Electrical wiring - The system of wires that distribute
electricity throughout houses and buildings.
• Electrical energy - The energy associated with the flow of electric charges.
• Electrical storm - Another term for a thunderstorm due to the lightning and electrical activity during the storm.
• Power outage/power cut - The disruption in the supply of
electricity leading to blackout.
• Electrical discharge - The release of electrical energy through a flash of lightning or spark.
• Electrical resistance - The tendency of a material to oppose or resist the flow of electric current.
• Electrical current - The flow of electrically charged particles, usually electrons, through a conductor.
Those are some of the common phrases associated with the concept of
electricity. Let me know if you have any other questions!