Sentence examples for angry clouds from inspiring English sources

As angry clouds gathered on the horizon, he cut the line.

Angry clouds cover the sky and violent thunderstorms lash the city, which, punctuated by Danny Elfman's iconic movie score, lends the city a gothic menace and grandeur.

In the next two, the spirals hover slightly above the bottom edge like angry clouds, with drips and pools of red providing added pictorial action below.

It didn't help that the new Chancellor, who was doing his best to present a more human face to the world, was photographed on a beach near his Scottish croft against a background of angry clouds and an even angrier sea.

I say things that I probably shouldn't say, things that we talk about after the angry clouds break and the air in our house has stabilized.

In doctored pictures, retweeted by more people than were actually watching the broadcast at any one time, huge angry clouds of the things rise up to swallow the whole screen in a gleaming leprosy of discontent – and people (including news outlets) believed they were real, because they're not far off.

As the earth erupted in a puff of smoke just three feet away, Master-at-Arms First Class Leroy Williams Jr. found himself flying backward in an angry cloud of dirt and debris.

However, if I suggest to myself that maybe what is happening is part of a redemptive process, I have replaced the damaging secondary story with one that allows me to look for and benefit from a positive side of this experience - a silver lining to my angry cloud.

A northeast wind was slapping at the sea birds; the sky was low and angry with clouds.

In the 12-foot-wide "Storm in the Rocky Mountains, Mt. Rosalie" (1866) sunlight breaking through angry, dark clouds shines on a peaceful lake like a promise from God.

But the law which North Carolina passed last week – the first in the country that requires students like me and others to use bathrooms that match the gender on their birth certificate — sends angry storm clouds churning above my head, masking the beauty of my home state from view.