Sentence examples for gale on from inspiring English sources

It might have helped that I read it in a force 10 gale on the Atlantic but reading it in the bath would probably have the same impact.

There was already a lively chop on the shimmering water, and with a gale on the way, the forecast was calling for 45-knot winds.

"You can feel the water rising above your legs," Mr. MacKay said as he viewed another display, this one about the Louis V. Place, a three-masted schooner caught in an icy gale on Feb. 8, 1895.

In a gale on a Cumbrian hillside, a wise otter-man shouts, "If you want to find otters, you have to be an otter," before leaving her in the wind.

Fed up with a near gale on Burbage Edge, I dropped into the shelter of the valley below and on a whim decided to explore the coniferous plantation that fills it.

Walking across the plaza on a windy day toward the escalators that take you down into the main body of the library can be like fighting a gale on the deck of a ship.

Mr. Herlitz, 58, directly supervised the design staff in recent years as Mr. Gale took on new corporate responsibilities.

In 1779 he lived up to his nickname "Foul-weather Jack" when, in command of a fleet sent to relieve British forces in America, he encountered one of the worst Atlantic gales on record.

Fausto did not have any effect on land, and only one ship named Jo Lonn reported minimal gales on August 24, and again the next day.

John Grotzinger, the chief scientist for everyone's favourite Mars rover, Curiosity, updated the world on the adventuring robot's latest movements on the Gale Crater on the red planet.

Experienced heavy N.E. gales on the coast.