Sentence examples for lightening fire from inspiring English sources

Weapons are feisty too from the basic KN-44 assault rifle (skittish but easily stabilised with Quickdraw and Grip attachments) to the furious Vesper SMG with its lightening fire rate and the elegant Sheiva, a one-shot kill rifle that will no doubt be the cause of many unexpected long distance kills.

In 2010 Jamaican dancehall star Vybz Kartel came under fire after lightening his skin.

However, in 1608 the church suffered a "fire happening by lightening from heaven" and some of the earlier structure was damaged.

REPORTER AT LARGE about the fires in Yellowstone National Park last summer & the controversy that ensued over the park's natural-burn policy which allowed certain lightening caused fires to burn unhindered.

The New Yorker, October 2 , 1989P. 50 REPORTER AT LARGE about the fires in Yellowstone National Park last summer & the controversy that ensued over the park's natural-burn policy which allowed certain lightening caused fires to burn unhindered.

By Thomas Hackett The New Yorker, October 2 , 1989P. 50 REPORTER AT LARGE about the fires in Yellowstone National Park last summer & the controversy that ensued over the park's natural-burn policy which allowed certain lightening caused fires to burn unhindered.

Eighteen cases (16.51%) had history of contact with flame while asleep or while lightening a lamp and in 10 cases (9.17%) clothes caught fire.

Many of these can also be fired SA, as well, significantly lightening the trigger.

The fire or light elements are represented by the lightening bolt in the approaching storm.

You simply apply to your firewood and lighten up, and the fire will burn intensely for some minutes.

These are commonly carried uncocked, as the first pull of the trigger will cock it before firing, and the action of the slide will cock it for the next shot, lightening the trigger for follow-up shots.