Suffice to say there was a moment, call it the thunderbolt, the coup de foudre or whatever, where we both realised, blah blah blah. |
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For the ancient Greeks and Romans, after a thunderbolt struck on the ground, mushrooms such as boleti, puffballs, and tubers arose from it. |
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Buzzell was a lost soul, waiting for a thunderbolt to blast him out of his dead-end existence. |
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The thunderbolt was created with the help of Brother R.B.B., and formed from two glass chandelier lustres. |
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In 37 minutes a short free kick was played into the path of Jack Ross whose 20-yard thunderbolt left Stuart Taylor seeing stars. |
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Crickets hum their night song, trees sway to strong winds and an occasional thunderbolt lights up the dark sky. |
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The Cyclopes gave Zeus the thunderbolt and Hades a helmet, gave Poseidon his trident. |
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Zeus used a thunderbolt to stop the rampage and the horses plunged into the sea. |
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Another resounding crash followed a thunderbolt striking the other arm of the statue. |
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While holding siege to the city of Thebes, Jupiter threw a thunderbolt at Capaneus who did not fall, but died standing up. |
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The Chorus also recalls how Bacchus' mother, a mortal woman, was killed after she was tragically struck by Zeus' thunderbolt. |
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The words hit Michael like a thunderbolt and he slams the phone down, trying to think about what he should do next. |
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The idea that we should not be worrying about terrorism I think has to strike as something of a thunderbolt to many people. |
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Blair was at 35,000 feet, en route to Tokyo, when news of the scientist's suicide reached him like a thunderbolt on Friday morning. |
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This will come as a thunderbolt to all the campaigners who have fought for the retention of services in Down. |
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The feelings of concern for your own children is overwhelming, and hits you like a thunderbolt. |
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September 17, 1999 was the day the Supreme Court's Marshall Decision struck the region's coastal communities like a thunderbolt. |
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Her murder is a political thunderbolt that, if correctly harnessed, could single-handedly save the pro-euro cause. |
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Hogan exposed some poor Roscommon defending before unleashing a thunderbolt of a shot, which flew past Martin and almost burst the net. |
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Well, there's no arguing with Rooney when he scores a thunderbolt, is there? |
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But they got back into the match thanks to a thunderbolt free kick from defender Lee Protheroe six minutes before the break. |
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Like all good strikers, he was in the right spot in the 15th minute after Paul Evans had crashed a thunderbolt against the inside of the post. |
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From 20 yards out, his thunderbolt crashed off the underside of the crossbar to leave Terriers' goalkeeper Ian Gray clutching at air. |
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This let off gave Crettyard some breathing space and a confident Mark Kelly clattered the Monasterevin bar with a thunderbolt shot on 32 minutes. |
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Hardman Nutley was awesome despite wobbling like a rookie boxer hit by a Mike Tyson thunderbolt after a heavy collision early in the match. |
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Andy Ross had a go from 30 yards and unleashed a thunderbolt into the left-hand corner. |
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Matt Oakley's first goal of the season, a thunderbolt 28 th-minute volley, set up Gordon Strachan's men for their first victory in six games. |
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The second half continued in the same vein with Evans saving spectacularly from a Connor thunderbolt. |
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Five minutes before the break, they came closer still, when a Davids thunderbolt cannoned off Reina. |
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But this blow was but a buffet with the hand, compared with the thunderbolt that fate was preparing to launch against my bosom. |
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Otherwise I'm going to have to conclude that this is a sort of disguised overnegation, a rhetorical thunderbolt that blows back semantically the wrong way. |
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Soon, the thunderbolt arrived in the form of another news flash that legal battles could not be fought by anyone on matter relating to the emergency. |
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The nomination of John Bolton hit the U.N. like a thunderbolt. |
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If God isn't prepared to send three million volts through her in the form of a thunderbolt then I think Mel shouldn't be too worried about His views on the matter. |
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It was McCrickard's decoy run that opened the way for half back dan Morgan to make a tremendous run through the middle be unleashing a thunderbolt shot. |
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He rode in a bright chariot with a thunderbolt in his hand as his weapon. |
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The words come like a thunderbolt at the end of the poem, without preparation or warning. |
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Mr Berthu talked about this Charter as if it were a thunderbolt that had dropped out of the sky. |
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One day I asked a friend to explain me how DJ turntables work... it was a thunderbolt! |
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The falcon represents leadership and persistence, and the thunderbolt emphasizes the importance of technology. |
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But 2006 finals top scorer Bojan Krki? struck a thunderbolt equaliser with nine minutes left and the game ended up going to penalties. |
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Let your plans be dark and impenetrable as night, and when you move, fall like a thunderbolt. |
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It played in the background while God made love to the thunderbolt that birthed Tom Brady. |
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The enraged Zeus sent a thunderbolt hurtling down to shatter the cliff, and with blasts of wind, opened an abyss-dungeon deep within the trembling earth. |
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When he bragged about this, Jupiter made him lame with a thunderbolt. |
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I don't plan to repeat that performance, and hope the storm is of the snow falling kind, rather than the thunderbolt and lightning, very very frightening dogs. |
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Maybe she just, as you said, had the attention span of a thunderbolt. |
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Scott McNiven had earlier hit the post and John Sheridan saw a 25-yard thunderbolt cannon back off the bar as Ritchie's side dominated the first half. |
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But they insolently defied the Command of their Lord: so the thunderbolt seized them, even while they were looking on. |
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But as high school came to a close, her father made an announcement that hit Nashwa like a thunderbolt. |
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If Saraswati was a god in the eyes of his followers, then the threat of karmic retribution was his thunderbolt. |
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Harry Arter fired them into an early lead with a 25-yard thunderbolt but Bruno Manga powered in a header to equalise in the second half. |
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But to those who follow the market in Chinese artworks, news of the Hong Kong auction was nothing short of a thunderbolt. |
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Additions such as the thunderbolt were cast using the lost wax technique. |
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Substitute Niko Kranjcar's injury-time thunderbolt gave Tottenham a dramatic win over Bolton. |
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The priest was angry, and the multitudes, thinking of the pleasure they would miss in connection with their gods, returned resentfully to their houses, as if a thunderbolt had fallen on them from heaven. |
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After checking he had no better options available, Kiss then let fly with a majestic 35-metre thunderbolt that flew past the outstretched hands of goalkeeper Thomas Vaclik and into the back of the net. |
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Veteran Chris Liddle opened his account with a bicycle kick and then struck a 30-yard thunderbolt for his second. |
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The boat made a sharp half-turn to larboard, and then shot off in its new direction like a thunderbolt. |
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God took exception to this, and struck the stone with a thunderbolt, destroying the coffin and splitting the stone in two. |
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Countless flags, Rayo's red thunderbolt scorched across them. |
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This was shown recently by the halting of a programme in Europe because the vehicle was not profitable, which came like a thunderbolt within the company. |
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He severely threatens such with the thunderbolt of excommunication. |
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Former Shelbourne flanker Connolly was next to go close for Ireland when his 18th-minute thunderbolt forced the Andorra goalkeeper to tip the effort over. |
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