Sentence examples for gale move from inspiring English sources

In many respects, higher education seems like a ship that had broken loose from its mooring and is floating aimlessly adrift as the waves and storm surge from the impending gale move toward it.

A year later Gale moved down on to the farm and they began working on the house and gardens.

But since Mr. Gales moved in, he says, he has heard stories that have lent his studio a bit of sparkle.

Before Gale could move, the blade rose and crushed every bone in both his feet and ankles.

In a statement, it said a band of rain, heavy at times, and coastal gales would move across from South West England later.

Gale argued this move is anti-growth "since it would raise marginal tax rates, by up to 4 percentage points, on the highest earners in many of the most productive states and areas in the country".

Instead, the voice of public opinion seems increasingly heard as a gale of fury moving from one target to another.

The resulting storm was a very large and fairly strong gale that gradually moved across the northern Atlantic Ocean.

After staying in an evacuation centre, Gale's family moved back to where their house once stood and lived in a tent.

This is me in the studio - in the middle of the ship, so that when you were in a force nine gale it didn't move quite so much.

This move, said Gale, "is obscene, given our need for revenue and given the widening distribution of wealth and income over the past 40 years".