Sentence examples for storm lets up from inspiring English sources

Soon the storm lets up and he emerges, his mind cleared.

Tells about the storm letting up, and then the snow melting enough so that the visitor could begin the journey back to New York.

When the storm let up, we trudged up the slick marble steps made even more treacherous by the rains and found Pantelis, sterling hair peeking out from under his beret, working his old box camera.

Sea water swamped the town overnight on August 10, and it was not until around noon when the storm let up and waters receded with a shift in winds.

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It was in San Francisco and a storm had just let up.

Rereading Sir Walter Scott Or Through the Looking Glass, it's impossible not To feel how adult life, with its storms and follies, Is letting up, leaving me ten years old, Trustful, inventive, once more good as gold -- And counting on this to help, should a new spasm Wake the gray sleeper, or to improve his chances When ceilings flush with unheard ambulances.

The previous round of storms, which started Tuesday and did not let up until early Wednesday, were the latest in a spate of violent weather that has ravaged much of the Midwest and South this spring and killed several hundred people.

As the stream of storms from the Atlantic shows no sign of letting up, the UK's ageing coastal defences are beginning to show the strain.

"The truly dangerous thing about this storm is that the winds will continue for hours and won't let up," said Andreas Friedrich, a German weather service meteorologist.

"It never really let up.