Sentence examples for landfall of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "landfall of" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to describe the point at which a cyclone or hurricane reaches land after having gone out to sea. For example, "The landfall of Hurricane Maria caused extensive damage to the island's infrastructure."
The sky is a hard clear blue -- a different planet from the moody landfall of yesterday.
Our first point of disembarkation was the landfall of the James Caird.
The landfall of hurricane Sandy in the US dominated international news in October 2012.
False-colour images show the flooded regions of eastern Yemen before the landfall of Chapala (left) and after (right).
The east coast is bracing itself for the landfall of Hurricane Irene, which is on course to hit North Carolina.
As lawmakers braced for the landfall of Hurricane Rita, they worried that it could deliver another devastating and costly blow to the nation.
The navigator plots the course; Fair Tide's Navigate figures the compass readings, expected time of landfall, depth of water, buoys, etc.
Precipitation extremes for durations longer than a day are associated with increased landfalls of hurricanes occurring in the region in the AMO warm phases.
The landfalling of tropical cyclones was decreasing and concentrated during June September; this is the major reason for earlier but enhanced seasonality of peak floods in coastal regions.
After all, Harvey was supposed to make landfall hundreds of miles south of our parents' place.
After making its second landfall, 80% of the port of Mahajanga was destroyed, where 42,120 people were reportedly homeless.
