Sentence examples for fierce lightning from inspiring English sources

And you have not seen terror unless you have witnessed Rizzuto during fierce lightning in the old cramped steel press box in Kansas City.

As she and others offered comfort, those in attendance wiped away tears and tried to look beyond the fire, which broke out at 4 30 a.m. on Tuesday during a fierce lightning storm.

As thousands of Notre Dame football fans watched the Fighting Irish battling it out with the University of South Florida on Sept. 3, a fierce lightning storm approached the Indiana stadium, leading the crowd to evacuate.

Just the way the Lemmster sang onstage with the microphone not level with his face but pointed down at him, as if he were howling at the moon, or at the gods, in a fierce lightning-storm told you alightning-storm toldw.

While the bulk of the Deng Tuo collection dates to the Ming (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1911) dynasties, older works, from the Song (960-1279) alsoalso included, like Chen Rong's (1200-1266) ink painting of a black, airborne dragon that brings to mind a fierce flash of lightning and rivets the viewer, even though the paper on which it is drawn is brown with age.

The fierce thunderstorms, turbulence, lightning or a catastrophic combination of events could have broken apart the plane, aviation experts have said.

And the lightning was fierce.

Over 18.2mm of rain fell on Suffolk, and in Devon a house was struck by lightning as fierce storms lashed the region.

"The lightning was fierce, the amount of water pouring down that day was incredible, and the whole group was found dead at the scene, placed as they usually are, huddled into a group, with some standing in two lines on the side and a larger congregation in the middle," he said.

Even the Johann Strauss was revealing – the sound world of the Emperor Waltz far closer to early Mahler than one would suspect, the Thunder and Lightning Polka a fierce, almost vicious coda.

The mega-storm raged on for seven more months, releasing static electric charges indicative of lightning and causing fierce vertical winds that blew up to 300 mph.