Sentence examples for danger of lightning from inspiring English sources

The PGA Tour requires that a meteorologist be present at every event, to stop play when there's danger of lightning.

There was never much danger of lightning striking twice as Usain Bolt got back on his mark in the World Championship arena in Daegu yesterday.

Most thunderstorms come and go fairly uneventfully; however, any thunderstorm can become severe, and all thunderstorms, by definition, present the danger of lightning.

Everyone on the lake started coming in because of lightning danger.

If it is more than just a shower, for instance a thunderstorm, than do not let your dog outside unattended due to the danger of getting attacked by lightning.

New Hampshire voters — including, it seems, New Hampshire mothers, for whom Islamist terrorism seems less of a danger than lightning at picnics, to say nothing of drunk drivers and proliferating guns — are  panicked enough to think of voting for a "security" Republican.

Why or why not? –Could this type of lightning pose a danger to people in flight?

–Could this type of lightning pose a danger to people on the ground?

If this student ever perceives someone isn't treating me well or I am in "danger," he comes to my rescue like a flash of lightning.

In the fifth and sixth rounds, awarded to Khan by all three judges, the 25-year-old from Bolton boxed superbly, darting in and out of the danger zone with lightning quick punches and smart footwork.

Wes dreamed of lightning.