Sentence examples for flash of something from inspiring English sources

I thought I saw a flash of something under there, some contraption attached to his face.

While my eye was tracing it, I felt a brief, intense flash of something that I can't name: a perception of perception, perhaps.

"I could still see the mime before me, but now and then, briefly and darkly, there was a flash of something else.

Daniel R. Garodnick City Council Dear Diary: Waiting to cross 14th Street early on an October morning, I saw a flash of something that had far too wide a wingspan to be a pigeon.

Look closely, though, and you will find classic vegetable soups, savoury tarts, mushrooms cooked with garlic and herbs, and here and there a flash of something new and interesting.

Then, the first flash of something deeper, as he began to wax about the land itself, and what it meant to Americans, in a language that we might call environmental: "A nation may be said to consist of its territory, its people, and its laws.

But there are flashes of something lovely.

Occasionally, there were flashes of something else between us.

But there are flashes of something else beneath.

Elsewhere, there are flashes of something steelier – in Beaumont's poem delivered at her friend's wedding, or in the Lewis Kyleoll-meets-Jeremy Kyle picture she paints of Blackpool nightlife.

Glimpses and flashes of something beautiful grow tantalisingly fewer and more distant but afterwards they leave an urge to dive into that murk and rescue the precious thing.