Sentence examples for more squall from inspiring English sources

Russian press reports say China's navy has acquired one or more Squall torpedoes for research, raising concerns that Beijing continues to seek weapons that would threaten American naval forces in any confrontation in the Taiwan Strait.

Multicell storms form as clusters of storms but may then evolve into one or more squall lines.

But as Stan awaits the coming blow in Margaret Maron's STORM TRACK (Mysterious Press/Warner, $22.95), more ferocious squalls are brewing closer to home.

But in truth RIM's BlackBerry Storm is not so much a storm, more of a squall.

Stephen King churned up a squall more than a decade ago when he attempted to self-publish a novel called "The Plant," delivering it to fans electronically in separate chunks.

Additionally, Kurt Kalata in Gamasutra thought that Tidus' character was more entertaining than Squall's despite being "a bit whiny".

Just a few days later it began to look more like a minor squall briefly interrupting the Rajapaksas' ascent to the sunlit uplands of untrammelled power.

Squall is more comfortable later in a leadership role, especially when he must fight Ultimecia.

As a result of these revelations, Quistis recognizes that her feelings for Squall are more sisterly than romantic.

A study several years ago in the Journal of Population Economics revealed a mild correlation between more births after minor squalls, but the opposite effect after severe storms like Hurricane Sandy.

A lot will depend on whether this is a summer squall or something more serious.