"lightening speed" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe anything that happens at an incredibly fast rate. For example: He typed his essay with lightening speed.
Professor Entwhistle invents a machine that will read at lightening speed.
So how can organisations guarantee lightening speed access to their cloud-based, business-critical information?
The New Yorker, March 8 , 1947P. 37 Professor Entwhistle invents a machine that will read at lightening speed.
I considered it only fair; Google allowed me to check a lot of quotes for my second book (forthcoming) with lightening speed.
Known for his intricate partnering, lightening speed and deep musicality, Sansano weaves an exciting story told through the execution of intense physicality.
By Morris Bishop The New Yorker, March 8 , 1947P. 37 Professor Entwhistle invents a machine that will read at lightening speed.
Mr Marchionne is preparing for the day: "We must act very quickly to cut overheads, lighten everything, speed up new models".Nor has Mr Marchionne been twiddling his thumbs in Europe.
The lack of precision may be a cost of the market's lightening-speed growth.
The station measures rain, wind speed, lightening strikes, UV levels and more.
The Cubs slugger was first tarnished with allegations of his use of performance-enhancing drugs (denied), then undercut when umpires inspecting a bat he broke found that it was plugged with cork, an illegal means of lightening bats and speeding up swings.
The film could have sunk beneath this symbolic burden, yet it is lightened by the speed and precision of Bresson's art; he could derive more from one pair of hands than most directors can from two hours of blood and guts.
