Sentence examples for a typhoon of from inspiring English sources

A typhoon of mockery immediately gusted across the internet.

"I don't come here, but my artists do," she slurred, emitting a typhoon of vodka breath.

The money vanished in a whoosh of electrons & a typhoon of sell-order slips.

The comment set off a typhoon of response — some of it positive, most of it negative — among students and alumni.

Bradley M. Campbell, the commissioner, who withstood a typhoon of protests from animal protectionists when he approved last December's hunt, cast the issue squarely in the light of the sensitivities of residents of New Jersey's widening ring of suburban developments.

"I'm so sorry for your loss," she said, and then I felt her hand on my shoulder and she was dipping forward in a typhoon of perfume to plant a kind of sobbing kiss just beneath my left ear.

He made a typhoon out of this champion's terrifying, inauspicious face; the pomp of his arrival; his weapons of war; and their implausible numbers and weights.

After turning more northward early on the afternoon of July 22, Zeke became a typhoon for half of a day.

Second, upwelling occurs behind a typhoon because of the cyclonic circulation of the surface winds (Price 1981; Wada 2002).

One of its senators, Robert Menendez, is in a veritable typhoon of ethics allegations.

"In normal circumstances you would have heard nothing about it, but in this case they died in the shelters because it was a super typhoon of unprecedented magnitude.