The ship sailed when the storm abated.
The news of the impending storm sobered them down.
Help was lacking at sea during the storm.
Winds can stir dust, however, when storm fronts arise in the region.
Flood and composite frequence caculation of the topical cyclone storm tide
You also need to set the proper film speed and aperture. This will all depend on location of the storm.
Yet he acknowledges that, though "the [Turkish] ship is steady, the seas are choppy, a storm might erupt at any time."
No more would the streets of Germany echo to the jack boot of the goose-stepping storm troopers or the lusty yells of the brown-shirted masses or the shouts of the Fuehrer blaring from the loudspeakers.
The weather added what it could of gloom. A cold storm rain set in, and nothing of July appeared but in the trees and shrubs, which the wind was despoiling, and the length of the day, which only made such cruel sights the longer visible
The petrel rode the storm.
The storm should pass away before dark.
But after the storm these efforts had a new urgency.
Storm surges are caused by a hurricane's high winds, which pile up a "mound" of water along the front of the eye as the storm moves forward.
A distinct eye appears at the center of the storm, not far from the coast of northern Mexico.
I shall offer to pay him tomorrow; he will rant and storm about his love for you, and there will be an end of the matter.
In the economy of a storm this big, there was nowhere to get rid of snow that didn’t encroach on someone else’s space, and some shovelfuls must have been tossed back and forth a few times.
When a writer feels violent convulsions like an electric storm in his head, and he doesn't feel happy until he gets the ideas out of his system and puts them down on paper and feels an immense relief, that is literary birth.
The ship can weather the furious storm.
Can you anchor the boat in this storm?
A nested numerical storm surge forecast model for the East China Sea is developed.
This image shows the paths taken by the storms and the rainfall associated with each storm throughout the season.
Vietnam had only begun opening when Asia's 1997 economic storm hit, so, unlike some of its neighbours, it was largely unscathed, and growth has accelerated since.
The storm uprooted many trees.
The fury of the storm subsided.
Is he serious about supporting reform, or does he see storm clouds gathering on the horizon, and want to protect his legacy after the storm has past?
It was as if the wind and rain had lulled at last, after a long and fearful storm.
The LORD is slow to anger, and great in power, and will not at all acquit the wicked: the LORD hath his way in the whirlwind and in the storm, and the clouds are the dust of his feet.
Our ship pitched about in the storm.
The industry is expecting rising cost and frequency of claims for flooding, subsidence and storm damage.
If Bobylev's prediction holds and Earth escapes unscathed, it will catch a bit of a breather barring the oddball asteroid, solar storm or human-engineered disaster.
Black clouds forebode a storm.
Nearby there were piles of debris and the skeletons of houses shredded by the storm.
Life is like a play, flourish, interpretation of the number of things past story, how many times the cover. It is better to keep a pure heart, lean on the floor, listening to the storm, Dankan one dream.
the turbulent wind precedes the mountain storm; the gale is raging and the storm is about to Burst
He weathered a terrific storm.
Most people identify with the painting of the drowning man in the storm, rather than with the dove in the crevice of the boulder.
The distant storm was below Fermi's horizon, so any gamma rays it produced could not have been detected.
And New York is not alone. Nearly 800 American cities rely on decrepit systems that collect storm-water run-off, industrial waste and human sewage in the same pipes.
The winter storm has whited out the highway here.
The roaring of the storm was heard because a storm was really raging.
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