Sentence examples for damaging gale from inspiring English sources

Fiji's Meteorological Service has forecast damaging gale force winds exceeding 200kmh and extending about 280km from the cyclone's centre.

On 26 February, forecasters predicted Percy would stay on its current track and miss the island of Atafu by 50 70 miles (80 113 km), even though the storm could bring damaging gale force winds and heavy rains to the island.

In November, it was reported that 21 Squadron and 34 Squadron of the RAF were temporarily relocated to Lympne as hangars at RAF Abbotsinch had been damaged in gales.

Constitution sailed south again a week later to escort a merchant convoy, but her bowsprit was severely damaged in a gale; she returned to Boston for repairs.

This was damaged in a gale in 1903, and although it was rebuilt in 1909, it closed in 1916 and was dismantled in 1923.

Despite both aircraft being damaged in a gale at Bourke in northern New South Wales while returning to base, the expedition was considered a success.

Several of the new dwellings were damaged by a severe gale in October 1860, and repairs were sufficient only to make them suitable for use as byres.

Scientists at GCI viewed the CheMin instrument aboard the Curiosity rover, currently exploring the Gale crater on Mars, as a potentially valuable means to examine ancient works of art without damaging them.

At 2.40pm on the Friday of the Open the hooter called wind-stricken players back into the clubhouse to contemplate the damage 40mph gales had visited on their second-round scores.

Much of Britain was battered by gales that damaged properties and injured people at the weekend.

Around midnight, the steamer Cornell, while 50 miles (80 km) west of Whitefish Point in Lake Superior, ran into a sudden northerly gale and was badly damaged.