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I don't think it's a matter of arcing up for two weeks and then saying that's turned our season around.

Cut out the arcing and get down to work, wench.

Although no official cause has been determined, officials suspect arcing power lines.

For high currents the risk of arcing and potential fire are considerable.

The men paused to watch a high arcing shot hit by a teammate.

Arcing to the left, he charged forward once more, his face white and sweaty.

When the switch is opened, this current will be interrupted and can cause arcing.

Very important, especially for high current operation, is the erosion of material due to arcing.

The touch of the Rihannsu was like a current arcing through her.

For arcing, a dimly lit room will help find it.

The fire service were called out to cordon off the road when the lines starting arcing.

One of the operators had fallen into his arcing console.

There is also little to no chance of arcing, electrical sparks between contact points.

He whirled, began arcing a fireworks show toward the east bank.

It was a perfect throw: a slow arcing toss just to the left of center.

"There was no electrical arcing in the pumps," he said.

Internal arcing can be expected when this voltage is exceeded.

"I also loved those big arcing movements you make."

Look for arcing on insulators; this is easily picked up when its dark.

The violent arcing had stopped, and the metal was cooling rapidly.

This prevents arcing on the main contacts and can lead to a longer service life between maintenance activities.

Leaping for a red ball, it extended itself, arcing in the air like a missile.

The company cited a fuse that could come loose and allow arcing.

It has been estimated that up to one third of these fires result from arcing faults.

Without this there was a risk of arcing which would burn the insulation between the contacts.