Sentence examples for dirt storms from inspiring English sources

They are used to nature's whims: Kress lies in the heart of the 1930s Dust Bowl, and even today dirt storms (and sometimes tornadoes) roll through in the spring.

REDS 5, BRAVES 1: Angry after striking out on a chest-high fastball, Sean Casey snapped his bat on home plate and left the two pieces of wood abandoned in the dirt as he stormed back to the dugout.

From Chajnantor, where dust devils dance across the plain, and unusually extreme weather in recent months has included rains and sand storms, a dirt road runs to the facility past towering cactuses and herds of wild donkeys and vicuñas.

In the Preakness, Animal Kingdom had a slow start and was bothered by the storm of dirt kicked in his face.

— a leaf-sprouting creature with elfin features scratches his way out of the dirt during a violent storm and into their house.

"We used to have dust storms, but nothing like these massive, news-making 5,000-foot walls of dirt".

Axes had been planted in the dirt (Sewell believes they split storms), and the tips of tree limbs held glittering bits of wadded aluminum foil.

The overcrowded, mostly dirt-floored tents and ramshackle barracks in which early residents lived were buffeted by blizzards in the winter and dust storms in the summer.

Before his remarks, the mayor watched as a crew from the Department of Environmental Protection cleared dirt and brush from a storm sewer in preparation for the hurricane.

I noticed that the grounds crew hadn't even pulled the tarp over the infield dirt, despite that big bad storm that was supposed to be on its way.

After three king cans, I walked the torch-lit dirt roads as clans of knights stormed by, spilling liquor from their hollowed-out horns.