Sentence examples for like a lightening from inspiring English sources

"It's like a lightening strike in a field," says Susan.

American policy makers have clearly been hoping for months now that modest concessions to Iran, like a lightening of sanctions, may encourage a dialogue -- and that a change in the American attitude toward Iran's history can only help.

I saw Owen this spring, in a production of "The Amazing Story of Aldophus Tips," at St. Ann's Warehouse, in Brooklyn, where she played an audacious twelve-year-old girl; here as Malvolio, she moved like a lightening bug with an intense, flickering filament.

These were written way before Harry Potter even dreamed of having a scar shaped like a lightening bolt.

Most of us wait to get struck by purpose, like a lightening bolt from the sky or hearing the voice of God.

I saw the dark skinned children with their big dark eyes, skinny bodies and ragged clothes -- and it all came back like a lightening bolt.

Bruni, like Brantley, is a lightening rod for this kind of push-back, and at the extravagant end of the scale, Jeffrey Chodorow, in 2007, took out a full page ad in the New York Times after Bruni's zero star review of his restaurant, Kobe, at a reported cost of $83,000.

"As a general rule, I like to lighten dark brows a couple shades to open the face and give a brighter appearance," Ms. McGrath said, adding that brushing a blond-tone brow gel, or a concealer in a lighter shade, through the brow with a clean mascara wand would temporarily do the trick.

Try a lightening paste.

Use a lightening shampoo.

Use a lightening cream.