Sentence examples for electric lightning from inspiring English sources
I love the aerospace gallery, and especially the English Electric Lightning, which has always been my favourite aircraft.
When the MIG-21, given the reporting name "Fishbed" by NATO, reigned supreme in the 1960s and 1970s, many Western bloc fighters like the American F-104 Starfighter and the English Electric Lightning were also plagued by high accident rates.
The superiority of the Phantom over the English Electric Lightning in terms of both range and weapon load, combined with the successful introduction of the SEPECAT Jaguar, meant that, during the mid-1970s, mofthef the ground attack Phantoms in Germany were redeployed to the UK to replace air defence Lightning squadrons.
During the 1960s, Pakistan investigated the possibility of buying as many as 40 English Electric Lightnings, but Britain was unenthusiastic about the potential sales opportunity because of the damage it would do to its relations with India, which at the time was still awaiting the delivery of large numbers of ex-RAF Hunters.
Electric photographing lightning as it strikes the Empire State Bldg.
These reactions are promoted by heat (geothermal), UV light, or electric discharges (lightning) [35].
Among them are Outside Lands, Ohana, Hard Summer, Arroyo-Seco Weekend, Electric Daisy Carnival, Lightning in a Bottle, Desert Daze, Bottlerock, Life Is Beautiful, All My Friends, Kaaboo and Wanderlust.
And elsewhere through the festival, his electric-guitar lightning storms, his acoustic-guitar choppiness, his high and nasal singing were imitated by many other bands — including Hanggai, from Inner Mongolia and Beijing.
Auditioning for Williams, Brando was like lightning: electric and illuminating.
Rubinstein et al. (2012) [1] examined a method to compare electric fields from lightning discharges measured with analogue integrators of different time constants.
He also applied information derived from earlier theorists and experimenters, including William Harvey, Isaac Newton, the inventors of the Leyden jar, and many wits who had noticed the similarity between electric sparks and lightning.
