Sentence examples for a savage storm from inspiring English sources

But a savage storm that year tore the fleet apart and six sailors were killed.

The Finest Hours, the true story of the US Coast Guard's famous 1952 rescue of crewmen from a stricken oil tanker in a savage storm, is a strange hybrid of a movie.

The French ship is caught in a savage storm – it can't put to sea, it can't seek refuge on an enemy shore.

Most of its damage, of course, came from the savage storm surge, washing over the Rockaway, into Holland Tunnel.

Savage storms are associated with northerly and southeasterly winds.

Many gardeners in other regions have reported similarly savage storms compounding their troubles with drought.

— The stately oak between the clubhouse and the first tee at Augusta National Golf Club, planted in the 1850s, has survived strong winds, savage storms and searing sun, making it the perfect symbol for success at the Masters.

The bay has also endured major oil spills — by the Amoco Cadiz in 1978 and the Prestige in 2002 — and was battered by savage storms in 1999 and 2009, wreaking havoc on parks and equipment.

We'll see far more savage storms and floods in places like Cumbria and Chennai if governments do not act to cut carbon pollution," said Simon Bullock at Friends of the Earth.

The security officials said that special forces soldiers stormed the camp after being provoked, while a spokesman for the group described the events as a "savage attack" in which soldiers fired rockets and then stormed buildings, handcuffing some residents before shooting them.

Only in the late romances of Shakespeare do such curious details children lost and found, an island refuge, a savage storm hang together, and there the characters breathe an air that is dense with magic.