Sentence examples for our storms from inspiring English sources

The Met Office is letting us name our storms from now on!

The tree leaned into the northeast, where the worst of our storms begin, and perhaps that made a difference.

It isn't an accident that we give human names to our storms, that we regard them as identifiable characters.

I priced a small portico once, but after recovering from the shock I decided we would just watch our storms through a window.

Abigail represents a landmark for UK forecasting, being the first time a severe weather system has been given a name under the Met Office's "Name Our Storms" project.

Jason Weingart, a storm chaser, has been in touch to explain why: The biggest factor that contributes to all of our storms is the geography of our state.

"We don't manage our storm drainage properly, from a flooding point of view.

Vote Republican!" model is so popular this fall, you'd think a kind of amnesia gas is seeping out from our storm-sewer drains.

For example: "When I was a kid," the squeegee caption on the company's Web site begins, "there was a guy named Pete who yearly took down and washed our storm windows......

While the U.N. system has six threat levels, the Bush administration-designed approach grew out of the Hurricane Katrina experience, and, like our storm forecast system, has five categories.

You'll want to jump into our Storm OS forum for all of the details and findings surrounding this release.