Sentence examples for bitter storms from inspiring English sources

A combination of heavy rain, bitter storms, and coastal surges.

It was there on the way into work during the bitter storms of February; when I was sofa surfing after a breakup and hauling a huge bag of my belongings on the Central Line at rush hour every day for a month, it distracted me from the hatred of fellow passengers.

In this context, I am privileged to afford an apartment that offers shelter through the bitter storms let loose increasingly through climate change.

The "nameplate" capacity on this equipment brags of recovery in calm conditions and daylight, not the darkness and bitter storms of the Arctic Ocean.

What he doesn't know -- except of course in retrospect -- is that he will barely make it home from this trip into town and barely survive the next three or four days of a bitter storm with 40-mile-an-hour winds and 40-below-zero temperatures.

(Reuters) - A bitter winter storm gripped much of the South on Wednesday, prompting schools to close and causing thousands of flight delays and cancellations as snow, ice and record-breaking cold hit the region.

It is this repository of heat -- through processes like evaporation and ocean overturning -- that drives the changes in weather we are experiencing: heavier precipitation events, sequences of large storms, bitter cold spells and prolonged droughts in some regions.

It is before we have grown jaded and bitter toward its punishing storms and winds and snow that turns brown and slushy and problematic.

A Kevin Kuranyi-less Schalke won the 131st Ruhr derby 3-2 away to bitter rivals Dortmund to storm up the table and make it a five-horse race.

Now, as the bitter cold closes in, and storms start to pour through the fragile shelters that surround her, disease is stalking.

What it actually moulds is the way genes work.In this section Learning without learning Bitter consequences Running rings round storms Lucy's daughter ReprintsA gene is a piece of DNA that encodes a protein molecule.