Sentence examples for thunderbolt out from inspiring English sources

On that afternoon last month, almost 80 years after the C.C.C. carved the Thunderbolt out of Mount Greylock's birch glades, I was about to ski the first of four trails I would explore over six days, in a backcountry circuit that was equal parts New Deal history tour and time-travel journey back to the birth of skiing in America.

It was a thunderbolt out of the blue because, until then, Høie and Norway's right-wing coalition government had shown little sign of veering off-piste from the uncompromising approach typical of Nordic drug law.

Thunderbolt is out, and the Thunderbolt-equipped peripherals are coming fast.

Plus, you can always power up to three external displays via Thunderbolt and HDMI out, but I'd only recommend doing this if you're very cold and also enjoy the sound of a fan operating at maximum power.

At the time of the incident, the two pilots involved were flying A10 Thunderbolt tankbusters out of a base in Kuwait.

It regularly bends the laws of nature to report that the birthdays of its dynastic leaders have caused all manner of supernatural phenomena, including a thunderbolt crashing out of a clear sky and flowers blossoming during a snowstorm.

And as other have pointed out, Thunderbolt-connected I/O hubs will handle USB 3.0 speeds with ease, though the ports on the new Cinema Display are indeed only 2.0.

Even a wrathful God with a fistful of thunderbolts who handed out capital punishment for the most egregious sins surely wouldn't consider giving in to sexual desire to be one of them.

His first film, "Thunderbolt and Lightfoot," came out in 1974.

Clint Eastwood plays Thunderbolt, a criminal hiding out as a country parson who meets Lightfoot (Jeff Bridges), a cheerful drifter half his age, while escaping from two old associates (a brutal George Kennedy and a dim Geoffrey Lewis) pursuing him to recover stolen loot.

The first was when Erda (goddess of the earth) appeared in the organ loft above the bust of Henry Wood to warn Wotan of the Ring's curse, accompanied by a return of the primordial music of the prelude; and the second was the final denouement, when Donner (god of thunder) whips out a thunderbolt, parts the clouds, and fashions a rainbow into a bridge to take the family safely home.