Sentence examples for squall in from inspiring English sources

They have hit a squall in life's journey and are looking for someone to come alongside them.

There is quite a squall in north London at the moment, for example, over burials, and whether the system can cope with the religious requirements of specific communities.

Suggestions that Osvaldo Golijov, one of today's most sought-after composers, improperly incorporated the work of another composer have stirred up a squall in classical music circles.

There's a striking evocation of a sudden squall in which all hands become entangled in a giant cat's cradle of straining hemp.

They gathered, undeterred by the unrelenting monsoon squall, in Salvacao Church: Correa's expansive creation in congested Dadar, with its distinctive roof and circular, stained-glass window.

With home base settled, I hurried downstairs to squeeze in a few late-afternoon hours of sightseeing, only to find another heavy squall in progress.

The new baby lay squalling in a silk-lined crib.

Not only will well-capitalised banks be able to withstand further squalls in the credit markets.

Julia said she was surprised at the results coming out of Atlantic Canada – the first squalls in the coming storm.

Basel's Big Shock By the time people were getting off work amid rain squalls in Basel on Dec. 8, 2006, Mr. Häring's problems had already begun.

But the 2012 struggle for control of the House is shaping up less as a partisan surge than as a series of squalls, in which the outcome will largely depend on individual survival skills rather than a national movement.