Sentence examples for storms across from inspiring English sources

China's national observatory issued an orange alert for storms across the country's south and east last week – the second highest warning in a four-tiered system.

Photograph: Henry Grant Collection/Museum 11.18am GMT A Palestinian family sits in a tent after their house was flooded following huge storms across the Gaza Strip.

In the United States, a moderate to strong El Niño often brings milder winter temperatures in the Northeast and Northwest and storms across the Southeast.

More than 19,500 lighting strikes were recorded up until 10am today by the Met Office, which has issued a yellow warning for "severe and isolated" storms across much of England for the next three days.

The noise in Jamaica's National Stadium reaches an ear-splitting crescendo as Delano Williams storms across the finish line, baton pointing to the track-side clock, and collapses in a heap.

In remarks likely to infuriate the green sceptics in his party, the prime minister gave his first acknowledgement that global warming may be linked to increasingly intense storms across the world.

Through Saturday, the United States had stormed across the border and grabbed 23 medals, including six gold.

Wildfires storm across America; coral reefs around the world are bleaching and dying.

It's storming across the desert on a nice red motorbike.

Trump's experience in Virginia says a lot about his storm across America.

"America is with you," the president said to victims of the storm across the mid-Atlantic and the Northeast.