Sentence examples for had been gale from inspiring English sources

I was leaning out my window to holler rude things at the helicopters circling around the house next door, which had been Gale Storm's house 50 years ago.

We might have been Gale Sayers as abruptly as we changed direction that night, ecstasy to agony in a half inning.

"The reaction," said William T. Semple, a classmate, "would have been gales of laughter".

The Met Office said there had been severe gales of between 60mph and 80mph across Scotland and northern parts of England, with some mountainous regions in Aberdeenshire and Inverness-shire recording speeds of around 140mph.

In November, it was reported that 21 Squadron and 34 Squadron of the RAF were temporarily relocated to Lympne as hangars at RAF Abbotsinch had been damaged in gales.

The resignation of Mr. Gale had been widely expected, but it could be an important loss.

Gale had been banned for the last two matches of the season for abusing Ashwell Prince in last week's Roses match.

Gale had been involved for more than a decade in managing the property, which is off Route 1, behind a 294-room Westin hotel and conference center.

Katniss realizes in horror that the strategy used to kill the medics had been developed earlier by Gale.

Would the valuable cargoes themselves arrive undamaged after the Ideal X, described by a reporter as an "old bucket of bolts", had been buffeted by Atlantic gales?They seemed reasonable worries at the time, but even had the Ideal X sunk, the probability is that containerisation would have only been delayed for a year or two.

A related amber warning of severe gales had been issued by the Met Office.