Meanings of lightning more in English

The thunder gradually became louder and the flashes of lightning more frequent.

Why are thunder and lightning more frequent in summer than in winter?

Two naked blades clashing together never sent forth lightning more vivid, more terrible.

The storm approached nearer and nearer and the lightning more frequently illuminated the windows.

Not one-noteven the centenarian oak which had been touched by lightning more than once.

The crawling webs of lightning more than made up for the absence; blazing bright right across the horizon.

The thunder grew louder, and the flashes of lightning more vivid, while the noise from the sick-room seemed to increase.

And Scientific American reports that, on average, every plane in a commercial fleet is hit by lightning more than once a year.

Evidence included the fact that the surrounding Thurstaston Common is struck by lightning more often than anywhere else in the largely low-lying Wirral.

The state was struck by lightning more than 12,000 times over the past four days, state fire officials said Friday.

It seemed to have been struck by lightning more than once and looked as if it had occupied this patch of hardscrabble soil for centuries.

Thunder storms followed each other in quick succession, with lightnings more vivid than we had ever seen at the north.

"Then you consider the lightning more especially the instrument of Heaven than the wind, fire, and other elements, do you?"