dynamo

Sure, it may not be crazy fast, but this pint-size dynamo is still plenty frisky.

The moon’s core is “really small,” says John Tarduno, a geophysicist at the University of Rochester in New York, and it’s not clear how that core could have sustained a dynamo for long before cooling.

In his previous life as a superstar with the Lob City Clippers, Griffin was an offensive dynamo.

Once a warm, wet world, Mars lost its magnetic field more than 4 billion years ago when its outer core cooled, shutting off the dynamo that kept the field in place.

She isn’t the dramatic dynamo of the fashion industry’s imagination.

Dynamo is a platform that gives Turkers a collective voice and, consequently, the chance to drive change.

And the chrome-domed 47-year-old has been a sports commentating dynamo from Jump Street.

Wendi Murdoch, a glamorous dynamo whom I have always found extremely engaging, was the harbinger of this billionaire dating trend.

West is a dynamo, a fearsome warrior who quotes classic Greek with a warm, Southern charm.

What hidden dynamo torqued his professional engine with such relentless efficiency?

It was the face of a man who ran his mental dynamo at top speed in defiance of nature's laws against speeding.

Everybody but the dynamo-watch lay steeped in sleep; there was no sound.

He caught her frail body in his great grasp, and she vibrated like a bit of wire caught up by a dynamo.

I passed the Jefe myself on the City Hall steps, and heard him b-r-r-ring like a dynamo.

The motor and dynamo are mounted on a heavy wood base, which in turn is firmly bolted to a concrete foundation.