Sentence examples for threats of lightning from inspiring English sources

Air-mass thunderstorms do not move quickly, last no longer than an hour, and have the threats of lightning, as well as showery light, moderate, or heavy rainfall.

For the Cajuns of South Louisiana — exiled in the 1700s from French settlements in Acadia, now part of eastern Canada, for refusing to swear allegiance to the British — life along the bayous has been bittersweet, with the constant threats of lightning-quick destruction from hurricanes and floods on top of the slow-motion agony of coastal erosion.

Play was called off because of the threat of lightning, and 72 players did not finish.

— NAILA-JEAN MEYERS Doesn't appear to be a threat of lightning, which would stop play.

I awoke, however, to dark clouds and the threat of lightning.

Their wedding was filled with some of their favorite things -- thunder, rain, wind and the threat of lightning.

At 5-2 to Granollers, the players were taken off because of the threat of lightning and a few minutes later a torrential downpour began.

Well, they haven't even started yet - the players are in the clubhouse due to the threat of lightning - so who knows if they'll even arrive?

if there really was a threat of lightning, it's probably not all that responsible to ask your audience to stay outside in a massive open-roofed structure.

"Hopefully some welcome rainfall, but of course there's that threat of lightning again that could start new fires," he said.

She faced torrential rain, thunder and a threat of lightning during her test, but ignored the conditions to post a score of 42.00 on Miners Frolic.