Sentence examples for a furious wind from inspiring English sources

Henry was one of 19 players who somehow broke par in the third round, the rest of the field's progress thwarted by fast greens and a furious wind, with gusts up to 32 miles per hour.

By this evening his fears appeared to have come to pass as a furious wind blew and a heavy rain began to pound the empty sidewalks of Washington, downing trees and power lines.

Trinket, the centerpiece of Animal Nationalism, transformed the American flag into a furious wind tunnel of red, white and blue.

NEW YORK (AP) — Seawater surged into the streets of Manhattan on Sunday as Tropical Storm Irene slammed into New York, downgraded from a hurricane but still unleashing furious wind and rain.

Casanova's discourses are set, musically, to the crunching of pomegranate seeds ("each seed leads me to an idea... each seed will be a chapter") and to birdsong, to the furious wind in the trees and to the wild churning of a river, to the hatchet that chops into the bones of a cow and to the crackle of a fire by night — all surrounded by an oppressively vast silence.

We saw that dark side this week, as an Atlantic angered by furious winds menaced the homes of those who had welcomed the ocean as a neighbor.

Interestingly, the unique aesthetic is as much a design choice as it is a necessity for habitation: any structure in this location that isn't protected from the elements in such a way would be subjected to furious winds from all angles and constant sunlight "like a furnace".

Uprooted or cracked by the furious winds, they became weapons that flattened cars, houses and pedestrians.

In the north, therefore, precipitation often comes as snow, often driven by furious winds; farther south, cold rain alternates with sleet and occasional snow.

The effects from the storms could be felt as far as Pennsylvania, New Jersey and the New York City area on Saturday night, when furious wind-driven rains covered roadways and produced isolated flooding.

There's no land to get in the way of the westerly winds circling Antarctica, and these furious winds whoosh round and round the continent dragging the surface of the ocean with them.