Sentence examples for squall of the from inspiring English sources

After all the noise and squall of the beginning, this is settling into a more low-key groove.

As a callow schoolboy, I would listen to these indulgent workouts endlessly; the squall of the electric guitar seemed to match the fire-and-brimstone howl of its master.

Mr Sharon has always believed and argued that the political process must wait until the PA is reformed, and Palestinian violence is under control.For the past week the Palestinian leader has been listing in the squall of the contradictory demands Israel, the United States and his people are making on him.

Amazingly the deafening, mechanical squall of the equipment is produced without expending any fossil fuels.

The symphonic squall of these songs seems less about rock star hubris than Mr. Harrison's straining to express outsized emotions -- sorrow, regret, longing, writ very large.

Their 2000 disc "Veni Vidi Vicious" (Burning Heart/Sire/Reprise) remains one of the great punk squalls of the decade; they tease the June 5 release of their fifth disc, "Lex Hives," with this semi-secret show in the microscopic Studio at Webster Hall.

Yet the network and Mr. Moonves hope that the ratings success -- this week CBS should wrap up its most competitive November since the final year of the Carter administration -- will finally quiet the squall of negative publicity of the last month.

Still, they're pretty much instantly recognisable, and their 13th studio album could fit anywhere into their post-1990 discogractingasting as a guided tour through their styles, via the fuzzy rock of Ohm, the brisk, understated pop of Well You Better, the feedback squall of Paddle Forward, the folky reverie of Cornelia and Jane.

After spending several months supporting Black Sabbath on their last world tour, Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats could easily have let fame by association dilute their intentions, but there's no compromise in evidence on the defiant analogue squall of new album The Night Creeper.

I bolted out of the Versace show on Friday night, about two steps behind Anna Wintour and her two bodyguards, who clearly were prepared for the squall of girls waiting in the street.

"In the 1990s, we were hit by a squall of sexism, and the situation became much more obvious with workplace discrimination, the dominance of household murders and violence against women, prostitution, a lack of access to protection," Plungian says.