Sentence examples for lighting struck from inspiring English sources

Similarly, recent experiments in mood lighting struck testers as being too nightclub-like.

However, in 1761 a lighting struck the main hall which was rebuilt in 1761.

A bolt of lighting struck several campers at The Goldman Union Camp (GUCI), one of them being Ethan Kadish.

Around 4pm lighting struck a Consolidated Edison substation in Westchester County, and for the next 25 hours, more than 7 million people were without power, 800,000 were stuck underground in subways, and tens of hundreds were stranded in elevators.

Tiled walls and floors, tufted leather upholstery and bare-bulb pendant lighting strike a compromise between old and new.

The elements and the personalities are also a homage to a Japanese phrase of giving birth to fire (it is roughly translated: "lighting strikes the earth which sparks the flame").

Do not get close to windows or any opened areas during a thunderstorm because you would increase the chance of lighting striking you.

Light struck up off the Baie de Garavan.

As the lighter struck, the relief seemed instantaneous.

The minivan ran through a red light, struck a Honda Odyssey and careered into the pedestrians.

The vehicle's fog lights were on, and they had an unusual pattern: one light struck the ground much closer than the other.