Sentence examples for get a lightning from inspiring English sources

You want to get a Patti Smith tattoo, but you can't just copy her and get a lightning bolt on your knee.

And of course, you also get a Lightning port, a headphone jack, side buttons, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.

We're supposed to get a lightning bolt to the head, or an all-points bulletin from our gut.

If your interest is mainly in importing photos from the camera directly to the iPad Mini, you can also get a Lightning-to-SD-Card Adapter or a Lightning-to-USB Camera Adapter from Apple for $29 each.

On the other hand, there's a very good reason to get a Lightning-equipped iPad out there ahead of time: the full-sized iPad will be the only new device Apple is selling without the new connection standard if it launches the iPad mini with Lightning as expected.

Forests became kindling awaiting a spark and often got a lightning bolt carrying 5,000°F heat.As July arrived, the high-pressure dome weakened slightly and the returning rain, though modest, provided relief.

Today until noon eastern time only, Amazon's got a "Lightning Deal" on the refurbished Garmin nuvi 265W/T widescreen GPS system with built-in Bluetooth hands-free calling and free, unlimited traffic data for just $166, down from $180.

It helped that Bolt got a lightning-quick start.

We didn't get to drive a Lightning on the road you'll have to wait a few weeks for our full-on test drive but in multiple laps at Virginia International Raceway (VIR) we were startled to find the Lightning so docile as to be almost mistakable for a luxury sedan, and a softly dampened one at that.

"Fireflies" is pensive yet bubbly, with Mr. Young's guileless voice expressing mom-friendly sentiments like "I'd get a thousand hugs/From ten thousand lightning bugs".

Doctors say people struck by lightning get a jolt of many millions of volts, far more than in an electric chair, but only for a fraction of a second.