Sentence examples for lightning time from inspiring English sources

Unable to restrain himself any longer, so luxuriantly was she travelling just behind the pace, Peslier committed her fully 500 yards out in a race run in a lightning time.

Though the duty cycle of the lightning observation time in the present orbit is > 10 times less than that in the originally planned orbit of Akatsuki, continued operation over the coming years will provide a statistically robust dataset.

Prime Minister Tony Blair welcomes them, J. K. Rowling tells Lisa what she wants to hear about Harry Potter and Ian McKellen is struck by lightning every time Bart says "Macbeth".

A huge leap in the quality of design and manufacture, along with a lightning turnaround time to satisfy our lust for the new that makes Bond Street look sluggish, have enabled high-street stores to rewrite the rules of Saturday afternoon shopping.

Assuming that the ball lightning explosion time is shorter, the total strength of the pre-explosive discharge currents can reach even greater values.

Cartman is able to hold Saddam off by using his malfunctioning V-Chip to generate massive blasts of lightning every time he swears.

Though hard knowledge of the risks is scant to nonexistent, guesses by the government's mad-cow experts suggest that the average Briton is 60 times more likely to die by lightning, 750 times more likely to drown in the bathtub, 24,000 times more likely to die playing soccer.

Ms. Stewart has been struck by real lightning three times, so her hardiness is beyond question.

It dropped a probe into Jupiter's atmosphere that measured thunderstorms with lightning 1,000 times more powerful than on Earth.

Williams swept through the first set in lightning-quick time, taking both of her break points and winning 28 for 39 points in total to win 6-2.

The storms that build on the planet produce winds up to 600kph and flashes of lightning 100 times brighter than those on Earth.