Sentence examples for gusts from inspiring English sources

"It didn't get the strongest winds in the eye wall but it certainly got a period of nearly three hours of sustained gale force winds and wind gusts in the 95 to 100km/h range".

The group was reported missing at about 6pm, around the same time temperatures dropped and the national weather service tracked wind gusts of up to 51 miles per hour (82km/h) in nearby Garden City.

Wind gusts of 60mph or more are possible on Cape Cod, forecasters said.

Gusts of wind carried the scent of ash and the acrid smell of burning flesh.

China Daily said gusts hurled grit so violently that it shattered the windows of engineers' cars when they inspected the area three years ago.

But as always in physics, it is all relative; this gentle breeze can come and go in gusts and gales, varies with latitude and carries on average about a trillion trillion trillion particles every second.

VISIT the euro zone and you will be invigorated by gusts of reform.

Coping with rain, gusts of wind and even predators that cannot tell the difference between a robot and the real thing is quite another.

Quite an achievement for a boyish-looking Belgian who most people thought would soon be blown away by gusts of notorious Austrian, especially Viennese, intrigue.

Warm, stale air gusts up from the Metro, mixing with the smell of kebabs and urine.

An unusually violent storm, with gusts of over 75 knots, had hit the 115-boat fleet that set out on December 26th 1998.