Sentence examples for some storms from inspiring English sources
With some storms, it is the lack of warning that is most striking.
Comrades have died in some storms, and also from lightning strikes".
The speed of isolated storms is typically about 20 km (12 miles) per hour, but some storms move much faster.
Some storms cause legitimate damage when ice forms on the trees and they fall into power lines.
Researchers found that strong methane storms produce downdrafts that cause the eastward sand dunes, similar to some storms on Earth.
Other family members had less generous feelings toward the play, Ms. Joseph added, referring elliptically to "some storms going on, some unhappiness".
But the BBC's history has been punctuated by scandals since its inception in 1922 – some storms-in-teacups brewed by its enemies, others genuine and seriously damaging.
It must have been some storm.
There was some storm damage to the island.
The Belichick-Brady run is an impressive achievement that has not been without some storm clouds.
Gordon Brown, who delivered some storming speeches late in the campaign, will be celebrated as the union's saviour.
