Sentence examples for dreadful storm from inspiring English sources

He added: "While we have come through the worst of this dreadful storm, the waters are still choppy.

Our eternal mayor spent the weekend calmly preparing the city for this dreadful storm, a beacon of seriousness amid the media alarmism.

And at the center of this dreadful storm, this vast confusion, stand the black people of this nation, who must now share the fate of a nation that has never accepted them, to which they were brought in chains.

Sometimes there were dreadful storms.

Although conservatives have vigorously disputed the link between global warming and last year's dreadful storms, another Katrina could push people over the edge.

I was headed to the tiny coastal village of Dunwich, which is now famous for the dramatic nature of its decline: the entire town, once a prosperous medieval port, was destroyed by dreadful storms in 1286 and in 1328.

The construction of the world, which is currently crumpled by the dreadful storms of a blood-filled sword, requires the construction of the Israeli nation.

Brown turned the tables on those who accuse him of lacking character by insisting that the past 18 months had been a period demanding the "greatest test of character" as the country was brought through a "dreadful" economic storm.

Much like an unfinished tapestry, patches of the great expanse are executed very nicely: a truly beguiling beginning; wonderful, almost magical descriptions of walking at night through a forest; letter-perfect evocations of dreadful New England storms; flashes of earthy backwoods humor.

Like other developing countries that will be hit hardest by the effects of global warming, Pakistan has contributed minimally to global emissions but still has to deal with the dreadful impacts of storm surges, natural disasters and heavy rains.

Originally from England, they had survived two dreadful Atlantic sailings (a storm forced the first ship to turn back) and grown accustomed to the civilized ways of Lawrence, Mass.