Sentence examples for a fork of lightning from inspiring English sources

Every so often a fork of lightning stabbed downwards in the distance, past the cars crawling by on Interstate 35.

A storm brewed in the grey skies above and a fork of lightning split the tree in half, revealing a frozen staircase that led down to a vault containing the CD "Utakata no Hibi" from the 1983 new wave dynasty.

Then, like a little fork of lightning, her recollection lit its own instantaneous path down the twisted ways into the cavern of memory.

Here's a few of my favourites... 1998: Every player on the visiting soccer team at a game in the Democratic Republic of the Congo was struck by a fork bolt of lightning, killing them all instantly.

As soon as I saw that first fork of lightning a couple of hours before we were due on the Pyramid on the Friday evening, I was like, "Oh God, no".

There were no ribald cheers when the first fork of lightning lit up the skies, because that would have been too defeatist, and it was only the second day after all, but never can the sight of two Australian batsmen walking off for bad light have been occasion for such contentment.

That was a fork of Litecoin.

"When there's a thunderstorm, we can see big wide forks of lightning hitting that bridge," he says.

In New York, the group made the most of a rainstorm at Central Park's SummerStage, which included huge forks of lightning flashing above the bandstand.

Photographs and video footage posted to social media by Sydney-based Daniel Shaw showed what he described as a "close call" for the jet, flying by large forks of lightning.

In patients with high blood pressure the branching, silvered shine on the retinal arteries resembles jagged forks of lightning.