Sentence examples for distant lightning from inspiring English sources

Discharges break across this: distant lightning, aurora borealis, meteorites.

It was just past six, but the sky was black and flickered with distant lightning.

ATLANTA — Steady rain and distant lightning accompanied the Yankees to Turner Field on Wednesday, and Curtis Granderson provided the thunder.

It came an hour and a half into the march — like thunder after distant lightning, a wall of sound.

For most, though, the rumbling rolled closer, distant lightning flashed, trees rustled in a rising breeze -- and then nothing.

A moment later, Avedon is holding the camera in a different position, the umbrella is moved to another angle, there is another flash and thwang; McCarthy's face is revealed as if by distant lightning, fades, almost vanishes.

[Read the full comment here.] conedison talked about Marilynne Robinson's Home: It's like a Biblical storm – for the longest time all you can see are distant flashes of lightning, but you know in your bones that the time will come when the world will crack open and hell will be revealed and it'll look exactly like your own back yard.

In this article we introduce generic mathematical models and a novel Hybrid method based on these models, which enable simulation of spatio-temporal distribution of electromagnetic fields, induced by distant or direct lightning strikes, inside metallic enclosures with apertures.

We learned that since the crack of distant thunder meant lightning might strike at any moment, we had better seek shelter lest we be burned to a crisp when we heard it.

It looks a tricky course, with distant fairways and lightning-quick greens.

The character has the temperament of a heavy thunderstorm; the actress conveys only distant rumbles and flickers of lightning.