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Discover Ludwig"a terrible storm" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a noun phrase that can function as the subject or object of a sentence. You can use it to describe a storm that is extremely intense, violent, or destructive. Here are some examples: - "We had to stay inside for hours because of a terrible storm last night." - "The sailors struggled to navigate through the waves during the terrible storm at sea." - "The crops were destroyed by a terrible storm, leaving the farmers devastated." - "Despite the preparations, the town was still heavily damaged by the terrible storm."
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I feel like the ships are in a terrible storm".
Their ship was separated from the convoy during a terrible storm.
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"You can have excellent skiing one day, and then a terrible storm.
These ghostly images convey the feeling of the aftermath of a terrible storm.
"For the Democrats, it's going to be like piloting a ship in a terrible storm".
When a terrible storm hits Northern California, the lives of three people are changed forever.
Now we've been socked by a terrible storm, and do we hear from you? No. Come, now.
But when a terrible storm hits, the cell towers short-circuit, and the booth is there to save the day.
And everyone knows that an atomic blast is not just a terrible storm, but a potential holocaust.
(Dell, $7.50). When a terrible storm hits Northern California, the lives of three people are changed forever.
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