Strikingly, over the three weeks the project has been running, the street's average energy use has dropped by 15%, with some people cutting usage by as much as 30%.
The Tories got a strikingly good press last week, not least because of the contrast with what was generally perceived to be a lacklustre performance by Labour leader Ed Miliband the previous week.
The plagues are strikingly recreated from a visual effects point of view, but one of Rameses' cronies pops up to provide boring rational explanations for them; and the Red Sea just sort of goes away of its own accord.
This is progress: in 2010 more than half of Tory MPs (54%) were privately educated but that figure has fallen to a still strikingly high 40%.
Unknown to Estela, her long-haired, strikingly beautiful daughter was three months pregnant at the time of her abduction.
The Guardian has interviewed nine people who have told strikingly consistent stories about police holding them in Homan Square for hours without providing any way to notify their families or their lawyers as to where they are.
What you need to know A strikingly high 73% of all voters now say they will definitely cast a ballot, suggesting that the closely fought fight may push turnout up above the 65% level of 2010.
Sheffield is a strikingly friendly city: you don't feel like a little fish in an inconceivably big pond, like so many of my friends who went to university in London did, and that is perhaps a contributing factor towards the underperformance of London universities in this survey.
The Con-Lib coalition which has governed for the past five years took five days to negotiate, which was strikingly swift compared with how long it often takes on the continent.
That the city is serious about making good on these intentions is bolstered by the Helsinki Regional Transport Authority's rollout last year of a strikingly innovative minibus service called Kutsuplus.
Outcropping shards of the underlying Precambrian rock seem a strikingly rugged intrusion into such a soft landscape.
