Sentence examples for fierce weather from inspiring English sources

During World War II, he designed round, efficient tin houses for the U.S. Army that were intended to withstand fierce weather conditions and were easily transported.

Some 20 typhoons and storms normally lash the archipelago nation each year but the southern provinces are unaccustomed to such fierce weather.

That appeared to suit the riders fine, after an opening week that was marked by tough stages on narrow roads in sometimes fierce weather, and marred by a number of serious falls.

It was the final days of December 1998, and Ellison and his 22-man crew were battling fierce weather off the coast of Australia in the 54th running of the annual Sydney-Hobart Race.

The goal of Booth's experiment was simple: to find out how long such a tiny homebody can survive in such a dangerous environment, rife with predators and fierce weather.

Friction caused by fierce weather systems may be slowing the planet's rotation, just as weather and tides cause Earth's day to vary.

Exactly one year ago, fierce winter weather was causing havoc across the UK.

Weather The Miami Hurricanes are named after a fierce and destructive weather event, something that only the unaffected could ever consider anything other than just plain awful.

The land is below sea level, the soil is brackish, the weather fierce.

Warmer than average weather, fierce price competition, and the growth of online shopping has left a trail of profit warnings and resignations.

There is a road and a train to the summit (which has a museum and cafe), but more than 135 people have died on the mountain since 1849, most from its fierce and unpredictable weather.