Sentence examples for a unique storm from inspiring English sources

"It's quite a unique storm with the amount of snow that came down that quickly," Sean Brown, a spokesman for the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, said in an interview on Saturday.

"Isaac is a unique storm in this regard," Scott said during a briefing that aired on CNN's "Starting Point," as reported by Politico.

"It's a very unique storm in that it has been sitting here for so long".

Two aircraft flew into the area to collect data on the unique storm; notably, they found the system still had a warm core compared to its environment.

Note the contrast in gauge locations in the existing network compared with our new gauges: the new gauges are installed at high elevations on N-S ridges across the Appalachian range in the W-E direction, thus providing a unique perspective on storm systems coming from any direction as well as isolated activity developing locally in the inner mountain region.

Mean DstMP (≤−250 nT) therefore is a unique parameter of geomagnetic storms that can indicate the severity of space weather while the conventional parameter DstMin is insufficient.

Winter in Princeton often means periods of icy or snowy weather, and every storm brings a unique set of hazardous conditions.

"What we have managed to do is to put together a unique group of people that storm the Stadium and bring this festival to life.

"While it might be tempting to dismiss the Savile case as wholly exceptional, a unique result of the perfect storm of circumstances, the evidence we have gathered indicates that there are many elements of the Savile story that could be repeated in future," the Lampard report said.

The Power is in The Touch The BlackBerry Storm comes with a unique touch screen that gives a distinct 'click' confirmation when depressed ever so slightly, very similar in experience to a keyboard-based BlackBerry smartphone.

The co-existence of regulatory and marketing challenges makes the venture creation process a unique case, a kind of "perfect storm" of business venturing in the context of agri-food sector, thus calling for specific attention of both academics and practitioners.