Sentence examples for a single stormy from inspiring English sources

Last year, Brawley received a little over half its average annual rainfall on a single stormy day, August 21st, and other than that got just the odd sprinkle.

At a dinner party, the artist and writer James Sturm once memorably remarked that his superpower was the "ability to deploy the dreaded Black Mood, capable of bringing an entire family to its knees with a single stormy glare".

Still more radically, in order to show -- rather than suggest -- purgatory, he added a score of other urns, peopled by extras, against a stormy backdrop of fields and hills, dominated by a single gnarled tree.

Although there is conflicting information regarding the recording date, "Call It Stormy Monday (But Tuesday Is Just as Bad)" was released as a single in November 1947.

Not a single day passed in my neighborhood when I didn't see a mom go icy like Jason Bourne or stormy like Rocky Balboa.

This panoramic first novel about the stormy postcolonial history of Uganda covers 30 years of baleful activity as experienced by three generations of a single family.

The cover showed a picture of a city on a stormy night.

(For me, it's piquant to see West as a chaotic, stormy, hungrily ambitious single mother instead of the Grand Old Trout she had become by the time I knew her in London in the early 1970s).

"The Swiss National Bank was a lighthouse in a stormy sea," the Neue Zürcher Zeitung editorialized in June.

The White Guard, a realistic novel, had a stormy intermittent life.

Kraken spiced rum and ginger beer make for a squall of a Dark and Stormy.