Sentence examples for sharp storm from inspiring English sources

There is no way to predict a squall, a short, sharp storm of wind.

"We are going to get more summers like we did last summer - short, sharp storm events which bring down enormous amounts of water in a short period," Mr Bell said.

It was an almighty let-off for Henman, who received treatment for a stomach disorder and cramp during the match on an opening day of intense humidity that eventually gave way to a sharp storm lasting for about an hour.

In Sharp's "Storm of the Eye," she obeyed instructions to produce a harsh, feedback-like sonority.

The Chubb Corporation, the business insurer, said yesterday that third-quarter operating earnings more than doubled, beating analysts' expectations, because of a sharp drop in storm losses in the period.

At once terrifying, pathetic and noble, a human storm in sharp suit and red hair, she may kill her children and disgust her lover, but the rest of us remain faithfully dazed by her charms.

Climate change is driving a sharp increase in heavy storms worldwide, with the resulting flash floods wreaking havoc in some parts of the world, European scientists reported Wednesday.

The killer storm made a sharp left turn to slam straight into the Atlantic coast.

Depending on how sharp the turn is, the storm could then head for Florida or the western Bahamas.

Nadirah McKenith and Centhya Hart each scored 10 for the Red Storm, which was sharp despite a 13-day layoff after a loss to Notre Dame in the Big East quarterfinals.

There was very little central heating, so in winter, when frost formed sharp peaks on the heavy storm windows, everyone sat in the kitchen, warmed by the big wood stove with nickel trim and the words Model Home Fireside above a temperature gauge on the oven door.