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Discover Ludwig"fast as lightning" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It is an idiom used to describe something that moves very quickly. For example: He ran so fast as lightning that I almost couldn't keep up with him.
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But then, fast as lightning, he ran off.
While some auroras move as fast as lightning, that is not the norm, Mr. Salomonsen said.
Romero allowed a leadoff double to Derek Jeter, a run-scoring single to Nick Swisher and a two-run homer to Mark Teixeira and, fast as lightning, the Yankees were ignited.
They move as fast as lightning all the time.
Cars: Fast as Lightning was one of the top-performing IP games of 2014 and it was constantly updating for events like the holidays.
The fancy pants Dell monitor is fast as lightning with 2ms response time, a 1680×1050 HD resolution at 60Hz, a contrast ratio of 2000 1 and a DVI connection with support for HDCP.
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Going so fast, at lightning speed, so fast, we sometimes, "lose ourselves".
Its version of Sonic the Hedgehog, for example, plays as lightning-fast as the older but still fast-paced Sega Genesis version that inspired it.
Practice "fast" as fast.
He described his son's radicalisation as "lightning fast".
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