Meanings of furnish the power in English

The British don't have enough coal & oil to furnish the power they need.

A handle attached to the fly-wheel would furnish the power.

Then he had the basement wired, and got an electric motor to furnish the power.

You might even say that they are the very soul of the atom, since they furnish the power that maintains the motion of the atom.

Horses, mules, and even sails, furnished the power for these early railroads.

The water-wheel of an old fulling mill furnished the power-andthe machinery ran.

Gasolene and storage batteries furnished the power, and there was plenty in reserve.

A farm tractor furnishes the power to run the husker.

A waterfall furnished the power to run his machinery.

God furnishes the power; we are to do.

Jesus furnished the power, the disciples furnished the faith and effort, and the five things were done.

Johnson furnished the power of phrase, in which he was as eminent as any Englishman between Shakespeare and Charles Lamb.

The pumping station had been started up the previous night, two locomotives sent by the Lake Shore Railroad furnishing the power.

The snow that furnishes the smooth bed over which they were drawn, now melted, furnishes the power that carries them down to the mills.

Quite a number of manufacturing establishments had commenced operations, and the value of the little stream that furnished the power was beginning to be appreciated.

"As your tests will be made in the daytime, the company should be able to furnish the power you need," rejoined Mr.