Sentence examples for breaking storm from inspiring English sources

Florence was a record breaking storm for the Carolinas in terms of rainfall.

His luminous views of northeastern salt marshes reflected a cool nostalgia and captured the atmospheric tension that precedes a breaking storm.

Above the cottage lies the rocky platform upon which the Romans built their marching fort, and the muscular ridges of Scafell Pike, where acrobatic ravens surf the breaking storm and a peregrine hangs on the breeze.

In the fine maritime painting "Pier at Dordrecht Harbor," for example, ships are bathed in a pearly sun-shower luminosity, while in "The Maas at Dordrecht in a Storm," more or less the same scene is filled with the sooty darkness of a breaking storm, with livid streaks of yellow-white paint -- lightning -- swiping across the sky.

Galveston began building a seawall that is now 10 miles long and some 17 feet high, to break storm surges from the Gulf of Mexico.

If you were in a record-breaking storm in the past and nothing bad happened, you will likely dismiss the current dangers.

Your intent is to imply that the current record-breaking storm may be due to natural variation rather than man-made climate change (or at least it's hard to tell the difference).

A record-breaking storm that dumped four feet of snow in western South Dakota left tens of thousands of people without electricity on Monday and ranchers bracing for heavy losses.

As dawn breaks, storm clouds roll in over a destroyed neighborhood.

And now there's Hurricane Matthew, a record-breaking storm set to rip apart Florida's east coast.

As of 11 a.m., Opids Camp and UCLA had received the most rainfall in Los Angeles County as a result of Tuesday's record-breaking storm.