Sentence examples similar to sandstorms raged from inspiring English sources
An epic sandstorm raged Saturday night, reportedly sabotaging Pharrell Williams' set and causing festival-goers to walk with kerchiefs wrapped tightly around their mouths.
The desert offers moments of great beauty and terror: "sand shimmering golden at dawn; the clear night sky so densely packed with stars that some look ready to fall to the ground... a sandstorm raging a few miles away, sounding like the clash of armies in battle".
The United States has made very public its reluctance to begin a war later than March, when raging sandstorms and soaring temperatures create a particularly hostile desert environment.
Though the international economic crisis has raged like a sandstorm through Dubai's office towers, financial markets and construction sites, a January visit found the sprawling restaurant scene remarkably intact.
A sandstorm could be raging (the driver can turn on the windshield wipers and beat it back); a dog could be barking; the inside of the vehicle could be rank.
Two of them begged for a rescue mission in phone calls yesterday, as the battles raged through a powerful sandstorm that shrouded the city from journalists and anxious refugees who have been watching the fighting from the safety of Turkish soil, just a few hundred feet away.
The day before, a sandstorm, the worst for more years than the locals could remember, raged across the desert in central Iraq.
