Sentence examples for a gust of outrage from inspiring English sources

But when the price of a first-class postage stamp goes up that much, as it will on May 12, it is common to feel a gust of outrage (even though it is not too late to stock up on Forever stamps for 41 cents).

Having seen his 53-day predecessor blown to bits by a passing gust of outrage, he's in no mood to stand by his principles and let public opinion be damned.

A gust of wind blew it off.

A gust of wind that enters makes.

A gust of morphine hid you.

A gust of nitrogen vapor swirled out.

Stornoway had a gust of 113mph.

A gust of wind, a curtain blown: the vase wobbles.

The words were out, followed by a gust of uncertainty.

A gust of wind sweeps in from across the lake.

Langdon Bay, Kent, recorded a gust of 81mph.