Sentence examples for take hurricanes from inspiring English sources

"You've got to take hurricanes with respect," he said.

But getting this city of tropical instincts to take hurricanes seriously is a challenge.

Those with the most masculine ones would be expected to kill 11 people; those with the most feminine, 59.If this analysis is correct, its most plausible explanation is that people do not take hurricanes with women's names as seriously as they take those with men's.

Take Hurricane Katrina, which ravaged New Orleans in 2005.

Take Hurricane Sandy, which devastated coastal New York and New Jersey a few months ago.

Take Hurricane Florence, which is currently ravaging North Carolina, home to many pharmaceutical manufacturing plants.

Florida Gov. Rick Scott (R) is urging residents and tourists to take Hurricane Irma seriously, warning that the record-breaking storm is "bigger, faster and stronger" than Hurricane Andrew, which devastated the state 25 years ago. .

He took hurricane victims into his home.

One, it took Hurricane Irene, Shirky says.

It took Hurricane Sandy for it to end up there.

Up and down Route 90, the highway that runs along the coastal areas that took Hurricane Gustav's punch, the scenes were similar: lots of downed trees, power lines and signs, and some flooding, but relatively little serious damage.