Sentence examples similar to a tempestuous wind from inspiring English sources

The new study generated a picture of a tempestuous future by closely tracking sea temperature and wind shear measurements over the last century -- taken by ships and weather balloons -- and comparing patterns with the frequency, severity and tracks of hurricanes from the 1940's until now.

Marseilles, a necessary retreat in the midst of a tempestuous sea; Marseilles, a harbor which all the winds, the shelves of the sea, the disposition of the coasts, point out for a landing-place, became frequented by mariners; while the sterility of the adjacent country determined the citizens to an economical commerce.

It was a tempestuous room.

Theirs was a tempestuous marriage.

Theirs was a tempestuous relationship.

Hardly; not with three young kids and a tempestuous marriage.

But the election is a tempestuous system, too.

America and Pakistan have had a tempestuous relationship for decades.

My younger sister and I shared a tempestuous childhood.

The trouble on Wednesday started during a tempestuous first half.

In the final movement Beethoven offers a tempestuous rondo.