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• to go against the current
• his book only reflected one current
• the current swept her away
• Her hands juddered at her sides as if charged with an electric current .
• The orchestra is made up of both past and current students from the Presentation College.
• The most current bibliographical entry dates from June 2003, the year before publication.
• When a current flows through a wire a circular magnetic field is created around it.
• current of electricity
• air current
• Most current accounts pay a pitiful rate of interest, usually only a fraction of 1 %.
• The current then reverses and flows in a negative direction for the remaining milliseconds of the electrical discharge.
• to go with the current
• However, they obviously did not do enough because if there was not a serious problem the current turn of events would not have happened.
• that theory was current in the 1980s
• Unlike other diagnostic criteria, the pulse is very reactive and reflects the most current state of the individual.
• current members will have to retire at 65
• a current driving licence
• It's a peculiar sort of pain, like a current of electricity is grinding between the broken ends of bone.
• The courts' response is generally slow, often several years behind the current of popular opinion.
• ocean current
• I'm not expected to be well-educated on modern politics and current events.
• What use was learning about the past when there were much more current situations to deal with?
• In this context the resistivity of a rock means its resistance to the flow of an electrical current .
• coastal current
• she spoke about the current situation in Africa
• The direct analogy to voltage and current is the flow of water through a hose.
• the current was too strong
• Itching to begin new projects while current ones still sit unfinished?
• his current job
• The decline of the dollar is a warning sign that current economic trends cannot continue.
• However, the magnet exists only when the current is flowing from the battery.
• Has anyone bothered to ask the population at large how safe they feel in the current police presence?
• that phrase isn't in current usage
• Like all problems, however, the current perception of incompetence presents an opportunity.
• He is not sure whether this legislation does dovetail neatly into the current situation.
• The prospectus doesn't forecast what will happen in the current year.
• One current trend is to make the skirt panels extremely stiff.
• It glittered and it looked almost as if a current of water ran through it.
• He also updated the branch on the current happenings in the county.
• A first detector detects an average of the AC current applied to the charge member.
• Most often people indulge in a fight not over a current event but about something that happened in the past.
• there was a rumour current at the time
• The attitude current at the time was that they were an inferior race.
• Then measure the voltage and current by attaching your volt meter to the two pieces of metal.
• It is caused by a slowing down of the Atlantic Conveyor, the current which circulates water in the ocean.
• A common current myth about American English is that it is being ruined by mass media.
• changes will be made during the current year
• I wish the producers would realise that current affairs is not the only show in town.
• Owing to this resistance, an electric field has to drive the electrons in order to maintain the current .
• Their faces light up and eyes twinkle as if there's a current of electricity swirling inside them.
• He said the current services that were present were insufficient because of a lack of funding.
• As discussed previously, voltage is measured in volts, and current is measured in amps.
• He was thereby only following the prevailing current of public opinion.