Sentence examples for couple of flashes from inspiring English sources
And here's a couple of flashes of lightning.
There were a couple of flashes of the old skill, taking down a deep, crossfield ball on the tip of his boots and a moment when he allowed the ball to run past his one-time team-mate, Jonny Evans, before accelerating away.
He said the support platform took about eight weeks to design and build, but described his Lego platforms as "a couple of flashes of inspiration".
Dagenham and Redbridge assistant boss Darren Currie told BBC London 94.9: "There were a couple of flashes of good play in the first-half, but we tended to play backwards rather than forwards.
After a couple of flashes of frustration, the Briton eventually converted his seventh chance of the opening game when Anderson steered a volley wide, and the threatening skies above Centre Court looked to be the world number 18's best hope of disrupting the champion.
The obsessive is Alice Alice Taglionii), a blond Parisienne we first meet in college before a couple of flash-forwards advance her life (though not her apparent age or maturity level) 15 years.
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For any couple of flashing fireflies, the less bright one will move toward the brighter one.
After being outworked by Khan in the first round, Diaz found his feet in the second, landing with a couple of flashing left hooks.
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Gasquet had found some testing angles and a couple of flashing winners off his superb backhand, but with a 10-0 record in previous meetings it looked ominous when he was broken again at the start of the second.
