Sentence examples for quite stormy from inspiring English sources

The winter of 2015-16 was the equal mildest on record in England and Wales and it continued the recent trend to mild, quite stormy winters.

The MeteoGroup said: "Saturday it will get quite stormy overnight for all of the UK, with a particular risk of high winds in the southern half of the UK.

"It is quite stormy at the moment, very windy and very wet.

Weather conditions were often quite stormy, but Leake managed to take eight prizes before he finally sailed for England in mid-October.

Rather stormy for four days but not dangerously ill.

"Quite a stormy end to our meeting".

Published last week, the book encourages would-be memoirists of both sexes to fearlessly confess their darkest secrets and deepest flaws, offering prompts on how to do so, while weaving in writing from her own students and her own plucky observations ("Jesus and I have had quite a stormy relationship").

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"It was a dark and stormy night" is actually quite a good beginning for a novel.

"Kemi's dad was a biochemist so Kemistry came quite naturally, and someone said that I had quite a stormy nature.

After a bone-jarring 30-minute boat ride on a choppy, stormy afternoon, we landed at Playa Majahuitas, not knowing quite what to expect.