Sentence examples for long storm from inspiring English sources

On the second evening, after a long storm, it became dry enough to explore the layered, ancient structures behind Sopron's little courts and doorways.

After the battle, and during the long storm that followed, with Nelson dead from a musket ball in the spine, English sailors performed extraordinary feats of seamanship and bravery, saving the lives of thousands of injured and exhausted opponents.

The results are a bitter defeat for both the far right and the far left, and a signal in favour of moderation from voters seeking calm after a long storm.

It is interesting to note that the lone spread-F observed at the highest latitude location (Wakkanai) at high solar activity (Fig. 2) occurred during the middle of the long storm (Fig. 5) with no spread-F at lower latitudes.

With the use of tiltmeters (tools that can detect a change in the angle of the slope of an object), scientists monitoring iceberg-calving events have been able to link the breaking stress occurring near the ice front to long storm-generated swells originating tens of thousands of kilometres away.

The 5 metre-long Storm Shadow is one of the "fire and forget" missiles favoured by the military.

Differences between Mr. Gamal and Mr. Abdul Rauf, which were apparently papered over during a summer-long storm of opposition to the project, led to their recent split, which Mr. Gamal announced unilaterally on Jan . 14

The 49ers are still trying to figure out whether his harsh words about Mariucci two weeks ago are just a temporary scar or the beginning of a season-long storm.

Entitled Recount, the movie will chronicle the month-long storm that followed election day seven years ago, when the results of the poll - which made famous hanging chads and butterfly ballots - hung on a recount of votes in Florida.

The first set of rainfall events was a sequence of 12 short, spatially variable summer convective rain storms, and the second was a > 200 mm week-long storm in September.

The longest storm sewer pipe length (LPL) and the storm sewer pipe network density (PND) are the two key parameters that control the cooling effect of the underground sewer system; sensitivity analysis showed LPL increase from 345 to 966 m, resulted in runoff temperature drop by 2.5 °C.