Sentence examples for survived storms from inspiring English sources

If you believe the version he has peddled to Hollywood, he defected from Cuba in 1997 on a raft that survived storms and sharks; if you believe his fellow stowaways, he left Cuba on a 20-foot wooden boat with a six-cylinder engine.

The stillness is what lulls many folks who have survived storms right back to sleep.

Most of its public buildings have been rebuilt, and the city survived storm floods in 1953 that broke the dike between Ostend and Knokke.

It is famous for its ability to survive storms.

Surviving storms, moving on, becoming oneself: All are motifs in Mr. Hansard's latest songs.

AT&T adopted direct current for the phone system because of its inherent stability, which is part of the reason that landline phones often survive storms better than the electric grid.

They headline in set pieces and protracted scenes, suffer shootings and poisonings, enact strategic whoring, survive storms at sea, find treasure sewn in dresses, lose the treasure, find it again.

The pods, made of fibreglass, float on water and can survive storms.

Early farmers might have also consciously cultivated shorter plants, given their greater yield and ability to survive storms, adds Susan McCouch, a plant geneticist at Cornell University.

New houses now must be built high on pilings to survive storm surges.

How to survive Storm Jonas The New York Times reported that Washington is planning to rope in the National Guard before the weekend.