Sentence examples for it was stormy from inspiring English sources

While by most accounts it was stormy -- with strong drink playing its usual corrosive part -- during this period Jay Carsey did begin to claw himself back up the ladder of respectability.

But that night it was stormy and dark, and the room was bright.

This year it was Stormy Saturday, causing the fifth postponement to the Monday of the men's final, when Novak Djokovic and David Ferrer were unable to complete their semi-final.

This was early in August, and it was stormy, as usual, but the summer sun did shine a little, and the geysers burped blue steam and scalding water, and the glaciers groaned as they shoved tons of silt a few centimetres closer to the sea.

I am not an expert on the ups and downs of their relationship, but I know enough to surmise that their marriage--short though it was, stormy though it must have been--was the spark that ignited a familial flame that burns brightly to this day... Read his whole post; the show is at the Bell House, in Brooklyn, at 7 P.M.

"When it was stormy, she would find me and make sure I wasn't scared of the thunder/lightning".

"Sometimes it works well; sometimes it doesn't; sometimes it's stormy".

Under the fine lines and smooth washes of The New Yorker's cartoons, it is stormy weather.

There are very strong winds and it's stormy, and that's good, because it's the kind of weather you get during races.

In "Juvenar," from its new CD (available from www.netrecords.com.er), a narrator's voice cuts through a bouncy rhythm, reminiscent of Men at Work, to announce the terrible truth of Karnak: "It's cold, it's stormy, it's raining, but much sadder is the rain inside our hearts".

Is it because the rudder cannot act against the wind when it is stormy, but can when the wind is slight and so they shorten the sail?