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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bolt of thunder" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It is often used to describe a specific moment or sudden occurrence of loud and intense thunder during a storm. Example: As the dark clouds gathered overhead, the sky rumbled and a bolt of thunder cracked through the air, causing the trees to sway and the windows to rattle.
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"I told the league, 'If I am going to lead, it should be with my chin.' People in the league said, 'Well what if he's guilty?' I told them, 'He's not capable of killing anybody.' " It does not take long when watching a Ravens practice to hear a sudden sound that is a cross between colliding cars and a bolt of thunder.
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When a bolt of lightning touched down at the edge of the Grove, blasting the trees with thunder, the crowd went crazy with approval.
"A bolt of lightning".
A bolt of lightning cracked and flashed.
Suddenly a bolt of lightning cleaves the air.
Krygier's observations were a bolt of lightning for me.
A bolt of clarifying pain arrived: broken, in the fall.
A picture of a bolt of lightning is leading.
A bolt of altered perspective.
It kind of hit us like a bolt of lightning.
I hit Congress with a bolt of lightning this morning".
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