Sentence examples for described storm from inspiring English sources

Previous reports described storm injuries in regions with frequent winter weather.

RNA was isolated and RT-PCR performed as previously described (Storm et al., 2007).

Like other novellas, "The Rider" is short on psychology but long on atmosphere; no one has ever described storms like Storm.

The "teen superfish", as he has been described, stormed home to win gold in a time of 47.58 seconds, ahead of Belgium's Pieter Timmers and the United States' Nathan Adrian, becoming the first Australian man to win the event since Mike Wenden in 1968.

In the space of two paragraphs, he describes storms "stacked up out over the Pacific like pool balls on a billiard table," slamming a roof around "like a giant Frisbee" and picking up a fox "like Dorothy" while the rain snaps in his face "like a wet towel".

Historically, the term great hurricane was used to describe storms that possessed winds of at least 110 kn (125 mph; 200 km/h), large radii (over 160 km / 100 mi) and that caused large amounts of destruction.

In September, NASA scientist Claire Parkinson, in a NASA release, had described the storm's influence this way: "The storm definitely seems to have played a role in this year's unusually large retreat of the ice", Parkinson said.

It's fair to say that storm "chasing" is probably more accurately described as storm "identifying-and-then-running-away-from".

Writer then visited Nelson County & its sheriff, William N. Whitehead, who described the storm & its side effects.

Standing beside a fortress of computers, William Murtagh, a forecaster, described the storm as relatively slow moving.

The bureau described the storm as "one of the most significant severe thunderstorm outbreaks in recent decades".