Sentence examples for biggest lightning from inspiring English sources

But perhaps the biggest lightning rod has been the reported salary of more than $17 million per season for the star forward Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

THE Millennium Pipeline and the Indian Point nuclear power plants share the dubious honor of being the two biggest lightning rods for controversy in Westchester.

In a pretty average year for Collingwood, it was their high-profile president Eddie McGuire who proved to be the biggest lightning rod for criticism in the wake of his on-air gaffe while discussing the Adam Goodes racism affair.

That ideological wandering has frequently left her in the position of the Board of Education's biggest lightning rod: she earned the wrath of her political patron, Fernando Ferrer, the Bronx borough president, in 1992 when she opposed the proposal of Joseph A. Fernandez, then the chancellor, for a curriculum to teach students about AIDS but not abstinence.

Since he bought the Mavericks in 2000 with money he earned by selling his start-up, Broadcast.com, to Yahoo for $5.9 billion before the dot-com crash, Mr. Cuban has become one of the biggest lightning rods in American professional sports.

The release, which was first reported by ESPN, followed a pattern for Owens, who also clashed with management and teammates — most famously with quarterbacks Jeff Garcia and Donovan McNabb — in his two previous stops, San Francisco and Philadelphia, and became one of the biggest lightning rods in the league.

No one in the N.B.A. is a bigger lightning rod for all-or-nothing scrutiny than James, who entered the league with Anthony in 2003 but to a much louder drum roll as the self-acclaimed Chosen One.

The Samsung Galaxy S9 is basically on par with that industry leader when it comes to quality of photos when shot in automatic mode – in some situations, including a lot of low-light scenarios, the S9 is better, but in others, like when there are big lightning differences across the scene, Google's smartphone edges the Samsung.

On flying the TSR-2 himself, Dell described the prototype as handling "like a big Lightning".

Once home, I check Compare My Radio, finding that Absolute is British radio's 16th-biggest Lightning Seeds champion.

It's clearly the latter, Cummer says, adding that the instrument readings showed that the electrical charge rivaled the very biggest conventional lightning bolts.