Sentence examples for fierce gust from inspiring English sources
When he took his set position, a fierce gust of wind blasted the 165-pound Miller, causing a slight wobble.
When the president's aides climbed out back in Dublin, a fierce gust, combined with the wash from the helicopter's rotors, caught Mr. Obama's senior European adviser, Elizabeth Sherwood-Randall, and threw her to the ground.
He blows into the living room of the house where the play is set like a fierce gust of wind, brimming with excited talk of the strange doings down South that have brought him here.
Walking the plank before I reached the hotel door, a fierce gust of wind blew off my hat and turned my umbrella into a bowl-shaped, useless thing.
Thigh-deep water ran up the foot of Van Brunt Street at the corner of Reed Street, though fierce gusts of wind from the northeast helped slow its inland progress.
Fierce gusts meant that the star designer Diarmuid Gavin's centrepiece flying pod could not be lifted by crane as planned, ruining the spectacle of his much-hyped £250,000 Irish Sky Garden.
The firefighters battled temperatures plunging into the 20s and fierce gusts of wind reaching 40 miles per hour that whipped the flames and turned the upper floors into an inferno.
Passing a ski center, I was joined by three other cars, and we became a convoy of four for the next several hours as the road surface turned to ice and fierce gusts of snow beat against the windshield.
Fierce gusting winds transformed a small brush fire on Sunday into walls of flame that have destroyed 40 structures in this town in northern San Diego County and burned hundreds of acres at Camp Pendleton.
A21 California Wildfires Fierce gusting winds transformed a small brush fire on Sunday into walls of flame that destroyed 40 structures in Fallbrook, a town in northern San Diego County, and burned thousands of acres at Camp Pendleton.
After tweeting a dawn picture of the second occupied chimney with the River Trent winding behind, they linked the fierce gusts to Wednesday's political row over wind power, suggesting that the huge West Burton complex would be "an ideal site for a windfarm".
