Sentence examples for during a cyclone from inspiring English sources
"In the Pacific, men surround their thatched homes and hold the poles together to keep their women and children safe inside during a cyclone," said Unicef's Allen.
The incident follows a similar accident in March last year when 60km of Queensland's south-east coast were declared a disaster area after 42 tonnes of oil spilled into the ocean from the MV Pacific Adventurer during a cyclone.
David Grann recalled how he put his fledgling New Yorker career in the hands of a half-deaf, color-blind marine biologist who proposed to go out in a sixteen-foot skiff during a cyclone to catch a giant squid with a crew comprised of a seasick graduate student and Grann himself.
Barrow Island, off the coast of Australia, last week claimed the new record for the fastest gust of wind ever recorded — during a cyclone, at 253 miles an hour — surpassing the old mark, 231 miles an hour, set in New Hampshire in 1934.
But some countries do better than their living standards would suggest: the proportion of people dying during a cyclone in China is less than a third that in the United States.The report also found a correlation between various other factors and high mortality rates.
I've stepped over cobras in Marrakech, Morocco, and looked out over the Adriatic Sea during a cyclone in Croatia.
According to locals, the waves were more intense than during Hurricane Igor, a cyclone which devastated the region during the 2010 Atlantic hurricane season.
Where the term "dynamic" comes into play in the DVR is in relation to the use of a cyclone during the evaporation process.
The same typhoon later struck Hong Kong, where the Hong Kong Observatory recorded the first period of calm during the eye of a cyclone.
Camping permits AU$5.95pppn£2.9090), +61 13 74 68, nprsr.qld.gov.au Adrenalin Dive Experienced divers can explore the wreck of the Yongala, a passenger steamer that sank during a 1911 cyclone.
The benefits are not just monetary: in a press conference on Tuesday, the I.S.R.O. chairman argued that India's expertise with weather satellites, patiently developed over the years, had enabled predictions precise enough to save thousands of lives during a coastal cyclone the month before.
