Sentence examples for sudden lightning from inspiring English sources

Then, all of a sudden, lightning started just zinging by.

But in a clear sky there can be sudden lightning".

That magic works well enough to make the end, which appears a bit implausible on paper, as natural as sudden lightning in a tropical summer.

And, sure enough, the much-anticipated thunderbolt soon strikes: "Clara would have found it more satisfactory if, upon vision, upon the instant of meeting, a sudden lightning had descended".

Behind the closed gates of the patio de cuadrillas, mounted and ready, she would feel a sudden lightning bolt to the pit of the stomach, the realisation that she didn't know how the bull would be, or what was about to happen.

By eerie, sudden flashes of lightning, he could see that ditches and creeks were overflowing.

When the difference in electric potential between positive and negative charges becomes large enough, a sudden electrical discharge (lightning) will occur.

She's supreme at intricately prurient dialogue delivered (and, I'd guess, largely improvised) at amazingly high speed with sudden hesitations and lightning glances built in to wink at viewers, as if to wonder, "Did I really just say that, and, if I did, I sure as shit hope you heard it".

As described by Williams et al. (1999), such a sudden jump in lightning flash rate is most of the time associated with increase in updraft and severe weather at the ground.

The leaders who learn to synchronize both see the right moves ahead of them as they approach, and move at a speed that seems like slow motion to them, but is like a sudden burst of lightning to those in a normal state of mind.

Through the dark humid air, Hardy could see mountains lit by sudden flashes of heat lightning, the boom of thunder echoing over the water.