Sentence examples for elusive lightning from inspiring English sources
That elusive lightning is the electricity in the hopped-up prose of "On the Road," Jack Kerouac's 1957 novel, which a decade after its publication inspired countless stoned hippie odysseys to Haight-Ashbury and beyond.
Bloodied but unbowed by the reception to his last film Baarìa – at least in these quarters – Giuseppe Tornatore is back, once again seeking to trap some ever-more elusive lightning in a bottle, as he did all those years ago with Cinema Paradiso.
This game was billed as another coronation for Vick, the elusive and lightning-fast quarterback who had been breaking the mold of methodical, pocket-passing quarterbacks.
Even if it were possible to deliver all that elusive thunder and lightning, the communal ecstasies that the movie's talking heads evoke can probably be tasted only by plunging into the full experience.
If you're lucky, when it finally dips and bends, a brilliant, fleeting spark of green light, like lightning, can flash as an elusive encore.
It could have even been from a lightning strike during the storms or perhaps the elusive will-o'-the-wisp.
