"I opened the window from surprise — there was such heat coming in, as if it were summer in the yard, and then I watched as the flash flew by and turned into a dot somewhere over the forest," wrote Darya Frenn, a blogger.
Some will arrive by limo, some will take the train that winds its way through the pine forests, the really flash will fly in by helicopter.
With half-time approaching, a loose ball broke for Bale on the edge of the penalty area and he was on to it in a flash, letting fly with his right foot.
For each biological replicate, RNA from 200 flash-frozen fly forelegs (for Gr68a experiments) or 20 flash-frozen heads (for NPF experiments) was extracted using TRIzol Reagent (Ambion, Austin, TX, USA) according to manufacturer's instructions.
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Made in Italy, it is flash frozen, flown to Brooklyn and baked in an electric oven on a ceramic hearth.
Within 24 hours we'd seen fireflies in the palm trees, a 10-second rainbow, the flash of flying fish and three large buffets.
After the recent outbreak in h-o-f usage, John Woestendiek of The Baltimore Sun found the phrase in James Joyce's 1939 novel, "Finnegans Wake": "The Flash that Flies from Vuggy's Eyes has Set Me Hair On Fire".
Footage aired on Iraqi state TV on Sunday apparently shows troops undertaking a flash operation, flying in and out of an area east of Tikrit to weed out insurgents.
Everything in this book is drawn with loving care and is fun to look at: people smoking, people stealing each other's French fries, people fighting with conjoined twins, flurries of potato chips and Bible study flash cards flying through the air.
