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• He does not drive a mega sports car, or lead a flash lifestyle.
• I flash a look at all the others that warns them not to help him.
• Paul is manic and edgy on stage, with the occasional flash of surreal genius.
• Occasionally she fancied she could see a sudden bright flash that might be a laser cannon glinting off a rock.
• The flash car finally pulled up at a very large house with lots of trees and flowers beautifully landscaped.
• They want to install a system which will flash a warning signal in the cab of the train if it passes through a red light.
• We have had cars flash their lights and in the case of one van driver, sound his horn just because we were keeping within the speed limit.
• The trailing edge smoothed out well and the excess plastic flash just fell off.
• Somewhat frustratingly they do show the occasional flash of inspiration, generally during their less frequent slower numbers.
• Pulling out her camera and attaching the flash , she climbs out of the car and moves past the barricade.
• Kevin felt a brief flash of anger, but it quickly subsided and they continued training.
• In fact, the dialogue moves so fast that at one point the film's subtitles actually begin to flash too quickly to read.
• A shriek echoed around the hill as bright lights began to flash under the tree.
• Clues flash on a large screen for just eight seconds apiece.
• I won't say there was a sudden flash of insight but dimly I was becoming aware that there are lots of things to see if you take the time to look.
• If you have 22 grand burning a hole in your pocket you could use your loot to buy a flash sports car or head off on a round-the-world trip.
• Suddenly, a brilliant flash split the night sky in front of him.
• It is simply the case that in this world of convenience, flash holidays and big cars, working the land has lost its appeal.
• Mary looked at him then, looked at him for the first time since he'd come into the room, and she felt a brief flash of pity.
• You want to be one of the young star businessmen and have all the trappings of that - flash cars, flash girls and a flash life.
• When that message does flash across a computer screen, it may well mean that a server problem is about to prove costly.
• It is never safe to flash wads of cash or walk around drunk in the middle of the night, whether in Sweden or Sierra Leone.
• But I have been aware of a lot of flash cars which kept racing up and down here.
• Also, when trimming the plates from the sprues, make sure you trim the flash from the bottom of the recessed tab to let the courses sit level.
• I saw the bright flash as it burst and another little cloud of smoke appeared.
• He drives a flash sports car, has three tattoos and dyes his hair.
• His films, as a result, are often repulsive; yet they contain the occasional flash of genius that may redeem the more unpalatable aspects of his work.
• Nicky Cole is a flash geezer from the South, but Yates is a flash geezer from the North.
• If you are unable to completely turn the flash off on your camera you won't be able to achieve the look that you want.
• He drives a top of the range Mercedes but has not indulged himself with a fleet of the sort of flash cars favoured by some in the football world.
• This ensures a customer's details flash up on a call agent's screen as the call comes in.
• Many drivers, who did not know the road and could not see the camera, were shocked when they suddenly saw a flash in their rear view mirror - and realised they had been caught.
• It is poor stewardship that causes a man to wear expensive watches, sport designer bags, and flash diamond rings, but then fail to pay child support.
• Away from flash boats and cars, the other magnetic attraction of Monte Carlo is gambling.
• And one could go on and on recounting what flash tourist consultants have thought up as wizard, rabbits-out-of-hats schemes to bring in the visitors.
• Ninety years ago, there were no television pictures, radio broadcasts or Internet bulletins to flash the news around the globe in an instant.
• Every so often a flash car drives towards the factory.
• They don't own flash cars or houses but they do take an active interest in managing their money.
• This is the story of an extraordinary quest by two women - one the wife of a journalist, and the other a young girl who had been sold to a flash house when she was just 10 years old.
• Perhaps it's the flash git image he exudes as he turns up at yet another film premiere with a beautiful blonde on his arm.
• Many British navy and army officers hated the ' flash language' used by convicts.
• I was in a of a press association this afternoon when the flash came in.
• She had a big flash house, probably a big flash car and loads of money in the bank.
• When at last the news agency flash came of the Nazi capitulation on May 7, 1945, the Manchester Eveneing News was ready.
• Money brings status and we want to take away the flash car a drug dealer is driving and show them they are not untouchable.
• There was an apology, a long pause, and then a flash of insight.
• The landscape was dark, occasionally lit up with a flash of lightning.
• The panel began to flash a pulsing red light like the beat of a heart, and a loud alarm began sounding through out the building and the surrounding outdoors.
• Thunder growled, and I saw a brief flash of lightning far away.
• At this a loud crash was heard behind them followed by a bright flash of lightning, lighting up the forest briefly.
• In a sudden flash of insight, I realized what he did not want me to know.
• This means that in a high-consumption society such as ours, when I buy a flash car or suit, I throw down the gauntlet to others to do likewise.
• Perhaps, one of them will display a flash of brilliance.
• For some reason known only to him, he was photographing with the neon light inside the restaurant as the source, rather than his on-camera flash .
• I parked my grungy old delivery van among the rows and rows of flash cars and crept up to the house.
• As she was strolling down the final row, a sudden flash of bright light caught her attention.
• Electronic signs now flash the words SLOW DOWN at speeding vehicles just before the start of the roadworks to give motorists the chance to kill their speed.
• The phone also is equipped with a camera featuring an attachable flash .
• He was hit with a sudden flash of vertigo, and his stomach rolled over in a lazy lurch.
• A rotary file in an electric drill motor is the perfect tool for grinding off flash .
• He finds Gilbert, and they spot Keaton, who is using the flash on her digital camera as a flashlight.
• Notwithstanding the editor's condescension toward these ‘second-rate’ men, he recognizes the opportunity flash language provided for disguised communication.
• Then with a flash of insight he knew what he had to do.
• But the spin-off does show the occasional flash of inspiration.
• It was a flash crowd, and soon our roofless concrete barn was packed with wet bodies, dancing under sheets of hard rain and the intermittent flashes of lightning.