Sentence examples for death flash from inspiring English sources

Another user mikerr confirmed that the previous generations of the Pi board were all immune to the "xenon death flash".

The curious issue was first spotted by the self-proclaimed "discoverer of the Pi2 xenon death flash" and Raspberry Pi 2 user PeterO, who posted his discovery on the Raspberry Pi Foundation's message boards.

It would have been perfectly normal, in that context, for a rumor of Soviet malfeasance to flare once news of Camus's death flashed across France.

Working as writer, director, designer, and solo performer, he presented Hamlet at the moment of his death, flashing backward through 15 of the original's scenes.

UNITED NATIONS — It took nearly 15 minutes to read the full roll call of the dead, as a photograph of each person, with the years of their birth and death, flashed on a screen in the darkened hall.

She started performing "American Life" as war footage of death and destruction flashed on screens behind her (at the end of the song, it showed a George W. Bush look-alike lovingly resting his head on the shoulder of a Saddam Hussein look-alike, as though the pair were waiting for a marriage license ).

But for those at home there are daily scenes of death and destruction flashing urgently across TV screens and newspaper front pages followed by imagining the worse while waiting for reassuring word.

She started performing the song as war footage of death and destruction flashed on screens behind her.

Or there are far more terrifying creatures, "intellects vast and cool and unsympathetic" as H.G. Wells described them, with grey tentacles and slobbering mouths, hammering together their metal war machines and howling with each death-flash of their Heat-Rays, "Aloo!

Unless they're converted, the death of Flash will destroy Flash videos and games.

If it promised a quick and certain death for Flash, Mr Jobs would doubtless be delighted to go along.