Sentence examples similar to furious light from inspiring English sources

Am I wrong, or is that basically the plot of The Fast and The Furious? Lighting, lighting, lightning, lightning, lightning!

Furious about the light sentence given to Luke's attacker, Alex feels her life has been ruined.

Fast and Furious came to light after the December 2010 shooting death of a U.S. Border Patrol agent, Brian Terry.

When problems with Operation Fast and Furious came to light in early 2011, the Justice Department denied to Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, that agents in the operation had relied on gun-walking - letting illicitly purchased guns be transported instead of intercepted in an effort to track them to major arms-traffickers.

Jakmania were furious: firecrackers were lit in the stands and thrown on to the pitch.

On Thursday, Democrats emphasized the inspector general's conclusion that neither Mr. Holder nor other senior Justice Department officials had authorized the tactics in Operation Fast and Furious, which came to light after Agent Terry's death.

Utah boasts, indeed has trademarked, the 'Greatest Snow on Earth' - huge dumps of it, six storeys high over a season, falling fast and furious but dry and light as weather systems cross the western sierras and hit the Wasatch Mountains.

But its topical relevance is hammered home in virulent fashion towards the end, as Green's story of kinder trains rescuing Jewish children from the Nazis suddenly explodes in a discordant cacophony of electronics, strobe lighting and furious ranting that leaves no room for doubt about parallels with the modern refugee crisis.

Computer-controlled (what isn't?!), TDP has a blue siren on top and Fast and the Furious-esque undercarriage lighting.

He has a knack for turning a fast and furious reggae beat into something light and playful.

He wrote a lean, furious Hollywood novel in Children of Light (1986) and captured some of the feverish, apocalyptic atmosphere of the Holy Land in Damascus Gate (1998).