Sentence examples for stormy in from inspiring English sources

It was very stormy in Baldwin County on Tuesday.

"It could be a little bit stormy in 2013, though luckily both will have a Taurus Moon which should help".

The southern Mediterranean is generally calm in the first part of summer, but can become stormy in late summer and the autumn.

This area is stormy in winter, with moderately high snowfall (50 to 100 inches [1,300 to 2,500 mm]), rapidly changing temperatures, and even occasional rain.

As in the North Atlantic, the weather usually is settled and fine in the latitudes of high pressure but is unsettled and stormy in the higher latitudes of the westerlies.

Her association with Rousseau, on the other hand, was brief and stormy: in 1756 he accepted her offer of accommodation in the "Hermitage," a small dwelling near her country house, and wrote his novel La Nouvelle Héloïse there.

The US Coast Guard rescuing crew members of Shell's Kulluk oil rig after a boat tugging it stalled in stormy waters in 2012.

Eric Elwood's western province were in front for most of a match played in difficult stormy conditions in Galway.

Last winter was Iceland's stormiest in  decades.

That '96 meeting was probably the stormiest in the board's 31-year history.

And concentrations of salt particles in glacier cores indicate that seas became stormier in the 15th century.