Sentence examples for god of lightning from inspiring English sources

"The God of Lightning does not hit the man who eats," Grandpa concluded.

The God of Lightning does not hit the man who eats, my grandfather often said when we were young.

Electricity comes in "periodic vengeful surges...as if the god of lightning has...taken personal charge", as Wole Soyinka puts it.

Kiwanuka is African for "God of lightning and thunder", and he agonised over whether to change it when people struggled to remember it.

The God of Lightning does not hit the man who eats — he was living proof of his own belief, this man with a good stomach and extraordinary luck.

"The God of Lightning does not hit the man who eats," the grandfather told her… Tells about a winter afternoon when the grandfather made a soup of lard and soy sauce for the author and her sister.

In the wispy documentary "Act of God," survivors of lightning strikes find metaphysical meaning in meteorological phenomena.

According to Procopius the Slavs believed in one god, creator of lightning and master of the entire universe, to whom all sacrificial animals (sometimes people) were offered.

Thor, according to Norse mythology, is the god of thunder, lightning and, intriguingly, oak trees as well.

Tlaloc, the giver of rain but also the wrathful deity of lightning, was the leader of a group of rain gods, the Tlaloques, who dwelt on mountaintops.

Wagner maintained that it was acting in "good faith" and should be exempt from complying with the act because the warehouse fire was caused by an "act of God" - a bolt of lightning.