Sentence examples for in a thunder from inspiring English sources
The supposition is that the balloon was caught in a thunder squall and struck by lightning.
HIS entourage landed in a thunder storm, but Wen Jiabao, China's prime minister, still insisted that spring had sprung when he visited Japan for three days last week.
She said 'I can't stand anymore', but the previous evening, wearing a bikini in a thunder and lightning storm, she'd been fine".
Plus to be honest a right flank of Theo-Glen in a game against the hosts where a draw will do is too much like going out in a thunder storm with a cardboard umbrella, or perhaps an umbrella made from some attractive lightweight miracle substance that may or may not work under duress.
This original and affecting novel is a triumph of empathy; whether describing Christopher's favorite dream (of a virus depopulating the planet) or his vision of the universe collapsing in a thunder of stars, the author makes his hero's severely limited world a thrilling place to be.
In 1953 and 1954, three Comets broke up soon after taking off killing all on board, two over the Mediterranean as they climbed in January and April that year from Rome's Ciampino airport, and a third caught in a thunder squall on the Calcutta to Delhi leg of a BOAC flight from Singapore to London.
Then, as officers rushed in, a thundering barrage of gunfire, shotgun blasts and percussion grenades erupted — 30 booms in a sustained 15-second roar, a neighbor said.
He tells us we are unique and we can do anything as long as we achieve a 'peak state', so in a thunder-clap roar he commands us to dance to his 'peak state' tune - a 20-second snatch of the Dutch duo 2 Unlimited, whose 'Get Ready for This' is rivalled only by Snap's 'I've Got the Power' in the motivational hit parade.
"They want that mother of four to take the fall for them," attorney Michael Critchley said in a thundering closing argument.
As Rafter's last return ducked into the net, Croatians and Aussies alike jumped up in a thundering group cheer.
The BBC Symphony Chorus excelled, holding the audience rapt in a thundering 'Praise to the Holiest in the Height'.
