Sentence examples for a squall of wind from inspiring English sources

We were becalmed the 21st and 22nd but we had rather more wind the 23rd but in the afternoon were all alarmed by a squall of wind accompanied by thunder and lightning which was very terrible and we had one of our mainsails that had just been mended torn to rags again with the wind.

**{:.break one} ** We were becalmed the 21st and 22nd but we had rather more wind the 23rd but in the afternoon were all alarmed by a squall of wind accompanied by thunder and lightning which was very terrible and we had one of our mainsails that had just been mended torn to rags again with the wind.

A westerly wind was at the Allied soldiers' backs blowing "a squall of sleet and snow into the faces of the Germans".

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

She was scowling, caught by the camera in a squall of anger or gas or frustration.

This produced a squall of delighted laughter and everyone went back to darts and drinking.

She arrived startling a squall of dust when she parked.

Parachutes open too late or squalls of wind send a jumper into a cliff.

Carl Boenish, the American who named it, died jumping off Trollveggen in 1984; Thor Axel Kappfjell (pictured top), another base-jumping hero, died jumping off Kjerag in 1999.Parachutes open too late or squalls of wind send a jumper into a cliff.

South-westerly winds and haze by day, low heavy clouds in the evenings, and thunderstorms of great violence, with strong squalls of wind shifting round BELL-CLAPPER AND JOINT.

They are capable of producing heavy rains and squalls of wind, as well as tornadoes, particularly in the storm's right-front quadrant.