Sentence examples for This terrible storm from inspiring English sources

It's 'Typhoon,' when the captain is heading into this terrible storm and Conrad is in the position of first mate.

But I'm kind of used to that at this point.' One of her kinder critics says: 'She weathered this terrible storm of personal publicity and she's OK.

Stein: Thinking of this terrible storm falling upon the country so near to Election Day, I am reminded of a scene from Richard Wagner's opera cycle, The Ring.

God bless all of the victims of this terrible storm, as well as those who have given so much to assist in the relief efforts.

"There are millions of children who have survived this terrible storm and who need our help.

This area of Old Fourth Ward on Edgewood Avenue has been overrun with college kids, and transplants discovering the area for the first time, but this place exists in the eye of that terrible storm without being phased.

I know how cut off people felt in the south-west after that terrible storm.

But, on the other, if he was out in that terrible storm he should have dressed more warmly.

The memoirs became, as Isaiah Berlin beautifully put it, a Noah's Ark, into which Herzen stowed the people he loved before the terrible storm that was sure to sweep them away.

The author, Daniel Defoe, is very descriptive, for example: 'By this time it blew a terrible storm indeed'.

I call it a "safe haven" because--just like a calm harbor in a terrible storm at sea--this restful sensation can offer your mind a place to relax somewhat, feel some relief, and weather out the storm.