Sentence examples for violent lightning from inspiring English sources

All it needs is a violent lightning storm.

The purple emperor is midsummer incarnate – its flashing, iridescent purple wings the perfect accompaniment to both sunshine and, this year, violent lightning.

He sends his friends in England a dissertation entitled "An Experiment on the Effects of Violent Lightning Bolts Upon a Specimen of Lepidoptera".

She'd planned on putting it off until later in the summer, but she knew she'd have to contend with the storms that tended to come up suddenly that time of year, violent, with lightning and strong wind.

He'd be surprised to see electrical activity as violent as lightning on Mars, however, but he adds that high-voltage dust devils could complicate future martian missions.

"The shock of the violent motion, the lightning shifts of balance, the feeling of power as though he were the bull and not the rider, even the fright, fulfilled some greedy physical hunger in him he hadn't known was there".

The report said the pilot sent a manual signal at 11 p.m. local time saying he was flying through an area of "CBs" -- black, electrically charged cumulo-nimbus clouds that come with violent winds and lightning.

A violent storm -- rain, lightning, thunder -- shakes the plane.

The Department of the Basses-Pyrénées was visited by a violent hailstorm accompanied by lightning, the hailstones doing great damage in the countryside.

On Broome Street, Michael Alba, a retired lithographer who lives across the street from the building where the man was killed, said he had never seen lightning so violent before.

Lightning is very violent and can easily break molecules apart, scuppering attempts to concoct complex ones.