Sentence examples for lightning from from inspiring English sources

"Eripuit coelo fulmen" — he snatched the lightning from the sky.

John Kennedy's death came like lightning from a clear sky.

He was acquired by the Lightning from the Coyotes in a March 5 trade.

Newspapers report on village jitters about witches hurling lightning from the heavens.

I'd take shooting blue lightning from my hands over a transporter beam any day.

When the cloud's maximum altitude was less than 5km (3 miles), ATDnet detected no lightning from it.

— Jacob R. Brackman, Comment, April 13 , 1968John Kennedy's death came like lightning from a clear sky.

"He Took Lightning from the Sky and the Scepter from the Tyrant's Hand" was the (originally Latin) inscription that a French poet would later offer, conclusively.

MANCHESTER, England — In one song that Bjork performed here on Thursday night, the bass lines were zaps of artificial lightning from a Tesla coil in a cage.

After the preaching of the 70 disciples, during which devils were subjected to them, Jesus saw Satan fall like lightning from heaven (Luke 10 18).

Then flash'd the living Lightnings from her Eyes, And Screams of Horror rend th' affrighted Skies.