Sentence examples for lash through from inspiring English sources

She has also clearly enjoyed crafting some of her exotic descriptions: "an amphitheatre of plum-dark cumulus stacking up in the sky … Trees dissolve into clouds as great ropes of water lash through the canopy".

Mr. Naharin, the Israeli-born choreographer who became the artistic director of the Batsheva Dance Company in 1990, has an exhilaratingly physical, sharply delineated movement style that propels dancers into geometric angles and calligraphic curves as their torsos circle and their limbs lash through the air.

Fire lashed through the hole.

Moss leaps, then lashes through the middle of the defense for 34 yards.

Videos posted online shortly after the accident show plumes of gravel and sand lashing through a nearly pitch-black sky.

The ball ran over to the unmarked full-back Guillaume Gillet – insert Tim Sherwood joke here – and he took an assured touch before lashing through a crowd into the far corner.

Buddy Norris, a retired developer who worked decades to help change this old farm town into a nascent suburb, lingered uncertainly this morning along the long, raw scar left by the tornado that lashed through here Sunday.

Baal is a young musician rather given to striking a few mordant chords on his banjo ("Baal's original tin-stringed banjo") and breaking into angst-ridden ditties along the lines of: Sick from sun and rain storms lashing... Grinning and cursing with A few old tears of contrition... Loafing through hells and lashed through paradises.

It was inspired, according to the catalog, by a circus act performed at the Cirque Medrano in Paris throughout the 1920s — apparently the twirling black line that stands out against the intense blue ground catches the brief movement of a whip lashing through the air.

A record 28 tropical storms and hurricanes--including four category-5s--lashed through the Atlantic, Gulf of Mexico, and Caribbean, leaving an appalling toll of death, misery, and destruction in their wakes.

A population gasping for air lashed out through the IRA.