Sentence examples for such torrential from inspiring English sources

He used to pee into the toilet bowl with such torrential force that, to this day, I pee sitting down, if I can.

It is astonishing, that You had such torrential rains, this will be beneficial for the ?totpolas or what You call them, near the Normal school, which would be all dead now, if it had not rained.

However, the powers that once controlled his career would never have let him get away with such torrential self-deprecation ("Nat King Cole's version is way better", he says of When I Fall in Love), nostalgic double entrendres ("12 inch!") and Peter Kay-type cheeky banter.

The match, which finished 1-1, was played in such torrential rain that puddles appeared on the pitch which made passing difficult, but until fatigue set in the team remained faithful to the principles coach John Peacock has inculcated into his players.

In mountains, natural hazards such as torrential phenomena are damageable for elements at risk.

During the game there was such a torrential downpour that the referee took the players off the pitch for 10 minutes.

Jerry Izenberg: About an hour after the fight finished we had such a torrential downpour.

Spatially localized hazards, such as torrential rain, typhoon, snowstorm, and dust storm, may directly result in closure of airports and routes, damage airport and en-route navigation equipment/facilities, cause severe flight delays, and lead to aviation accidents and even catastrophes.

However, the latter two cases evacuation in the event of geological disasters to emergency shelters, and temporary relocation under potential threat of disasters (such as during torrential rains) that may or may not become permanent do not imply the same level of permanency.   2.

The steep eastern face of the plateau is drained by numerous short, torrential rivers, such as the Mandrare, the Mananara, the Faraony, the Ivondro, and the Maningory, which discharge either into the coastal lagoons or directly into the sea over waterfalls and rapids.

Almost all of India is flood-prone, and extreme precipitation events, such as flash floods and torrential rains, have become increasingly common in central India over the past several decades, coinciding with rising temperatures.