Sentence examples for squall are from inspiring English sources

More or less at the center of the newest squall are two psychiatrists, Dr. Joseph Glenmullen, the author of a recently published book, "Prozac Backlash" (Simon & Schuster), and Dr. David Healy, author of "The Antidepressant Era" (Harvard University Press, 1998).

As a result of these revelations, Quistis recognizes that her feelings for Squall are more sisterly than romantic.

For now, at least, the squall is over.

Established perceptions are difficult to shift.Still, a squall is gathering.

By the second act, the squall was gusting alarmingly through the circle to the stalls.

A squall is often named for the weather phenomenon that accompanies it, such as rain, hail, or thunder; a line squall is one associated with a squall line of thunderstorms that is often hundreds of kilometres long.

Front and center in the squall is Audubon Greenwich, an operating unit of the National Audubon Society.

Postponed, a son of Summer Squall, is owned by Jeanne Vance, who also owns Lemon Drop Kid.

She is amusing in her distress, a compulsive blubber who pronounces "squalid" as if a squall were involved, which in her case it usually is.

At seven o'clock a squall was seen coming up from the south-west, and which as it came nearer we observed to be of a vivid green colour.

Thankfully, by dawn, the squall was behind us and through the mist we could see the Caucasus rising majestically to our right.