Sentence examples for destructive hurricane from inspiring English sources

Earlier the office warned that the cyclone could "increase to very destructive hurricane force".

The population grew rapidly after the introduction of banana plantations in the surrounding area in the 1920s, in spite of a destructive hurricane in 1925.

Biloxi, on the Gulf Coast, is subject to periodic devastating hurricanes (tropical cyclones), including Hurricane Camille in 1969 and the even more destructive Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

In 2005, the year of the more destructive Hurricane Katrina, the insurers paid out 71.50 cents for every dollar of premium.

Away from Matalan's fantasy island, a viciously destructive hurricane has lashed Britain's high street, sweeping in its wake some of the biggest names in retail.

He also said the company was bracing for an increase in destructive hurricane activity because of rising ocean temperatures, a possibility that the state's hurricane loss projection models do not take into account.

Just ten months after the destructive Hurricane Michelle, Hurricane Isidore threatened to cause similar effects in Cuba.

The parish courthouse still stands as a defiant bulwark against three destructive hurricanes.

Take a look at the most destructive hurricanes of the past fifty years.

My concern is setting expectations that Sandy, that large, destructive hurricanes striking the United States, is the "new normal".

Cyclonic tropical storms move across the area during late summer and autumn (when they sometimes reach hurricane force) and winter; notably destructive hurricanes occurred in 1900, 1969, and 2005.