Sentence examples for lightning out of from inspiring English sources

Wang's death seemed random, the result of unseen forces, "like lightning out of the blue sky," Wang Dongqing said.

"What made him so great was the first season he was lightning out of a bottle, just electric, scoring goals.

"I hate the idea of guys with pointy hats who can fire lightning out of their fingers," he says.

If it sprawls all over the place, it has a delicious performance by Michelle Pfeiffer as a witch who shoots deadly green lightning out of her fingers.

Yet every story in her arsenal of seamlessly stitched personal anecdotes is illustrated with body language that erupts like lightning out of words spoken in the gravelly voice of a tough old dame with a tender heart.

The Devils knew tonight that the Tampa Bay Lightning, out of contention for the playoffs but a winner in seven of its previous 11 games, would want to test the defending Stanley Cup champions.

"It would thunder and lightning and wake us out of our sleep.

Honestly though, I would rather have a tough as nails flash drive than a lightning fast drive made out of plastic.

His long "Eggemoggin Reach Regatta," in which one of the striped sails actually pokes through the piece's frame, exemplifies the first quality, while "Duck and Cover" bisected by a bolt of lightning turns out to make fun of Cold War thinking.

Bolts of lightning shot out of the clouds, and bursts of flame exploded from the tinder-dry undergrowth below.

Nicole Scherzinger talks about "feeling like she can shoot lightning bolts out of her fingers".