Sentence examples for devastating tornado from inspiring English sources

While situated squarely in the path of Tornado Alley no devastating tornado has ever touched down in Davenport.

To know: A devastating tornado tore through the center of Joplin, Missouri, killing at least eighty-nine people.

[ image: /photos/590954ea019dfc3494e9ea73] To know: A devastating tornado tore through the center of Joplin, Missouri, killing at least eighty-nine people.

Oklahoma's devastating tornado stirred up a theological debate that was set off from a series of deleted tweets referencing the Book of Job.

The early Stooges were more avant-garde than they would later become, modifying their sound with home-made instruments and household objects such as a vacuum cleaner and a blender, while creating a devastating tornado of audio feedback.

According to some folks at AccuWeather.com, one is 52 times more likely to be hit by a devastating tornado than to win the PowerBall lottery.

The industry opened similar offices around the country after Hurricane Andrew; the earthquake at Northridge, Calif.; and devastating tornadoes in Oklahoma.

At one point, Perlstein riffles through the March 15 , 1975 issue of the Milwaukee Journal and finds "a cabinet of horrors": a Purdue coed kidnapped by a professor, devastating tornadoes in the South, a bribery conviction in Oklahoma, a French journalist murdered in Saigon, new leads in the search for Patty Hearst, an attempted hijacking in Ethiopia, purse snatching in Milwaukee.

Farmers and even the state agriculture commissioner have raised concerns about the law's effect on farms, sheriffs have condemned it as too onerous for financially hurting counties and others have worried that it could seriously hinder the state's efforts to rebuild after last April's devastating tornadoes.

Gail McGovern '74, president and CEO of the American Red Cross, talks with volunteer Kevin Glover in the aftermath of devastating tornadoes that hit Oklahoma last May.

A meteorologist and her husband must prevent devastating tornadoes from destroying New York.