Sentence examples for brutal wind from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, pedestrians had to cope with brutal wind.

They must point out that "a brutal wind strafes the crowd".

She has endured relentless rain and brutal wind off the East River (weeks three and four).

The chief deterrents for her on the course were the brutal wind that has been raising sandstorms in the Coachella Valley and the presence of her infant daughter.

The Broncos, who needed this victory almost as badly as the Jets -- both teams are now 7-6 -- had missed two consecutive field-goal attempts into a brutal wind, seeking to close out the Jets in the third quarter.

Since last Friday, Europe has been locked in a Siberian weather pattern that has pummeled the Continent with snow, freezing rain and brutal wind chills, paralyzing cities unaccustomed to more than a thin wet film of snow and killing dozens of people, mainly older and homeless people.

It began with brutal winds.

Besides this rare flash flood, South Dakota blizzards, hail storms and brutal winds are the stuff of legends.

Brutal winds shift the sand to the unlikeliest places: to the decks of Atlantic freighters and mainland Europe.

In rapid succession, perhaps within a space of no more than a half-hour, the brutal winds knocked down three trees.

The National Weather Service warned that brutal winds could leave some places "uninhabitable for weeks or months". The National Hurricane Center called it "extremely dangerous" and spoke grimly of flooding dangers.