Sentence examples for lightning someone from inspiring English sources

"Heat lightning," someone said, as someone usually does, and there arose a debate about whether there really is such a thing.

Dr. Roston, who is naturally reserved, explained, "Those statistics came out, that after 35 you're more likely to get struck by lightning than to find someone".

By August, black clouds would form over the hills north of town, and move in until someone saw lightning and we cleared the pool.

When the victim is in the toilet, get someone to shout "lightning-lightning! " and turn the lights on and off rapidly.

"You are more likely to find someone struck by lightning than someone who carries out impersonation fraud to cast an improper vote," Weiser said.

It feels like someone is throwing lightning bolts at your head.

Roddick seems destined to be someone who has lightning playing about his head.

At one point he even kills someone with a lightning bolt from his penis, according to the review.

Characters resembling both Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger also appear and, at one point, the Potter character kills someone with a lightning bolt from his flaccid penis.

"We're open to anything," said Mr. Martarano, who recalled the time someone suggested harnessing lightning and electrocuting the pike ("we actually looked into it") and the time someone suggested throwing pike-eating frogs in the lake (the frogs wouldn't bite).

It makes me happy because, while it goes without saying that I love makeup, I appreciate that for some it's a foreign language with conflicting connotations and a series of disasters in its wake (I speak as someone who wore lightning bolts on my cheeks in a misguided tribute to Aladdin Sane).