Sentence examples for tempestuous sky from inspiring English sources

Rather, it is the vast, sentient, tempestuous sky he captures over and over again: a lone jag of lightning slicing through an uncannily magenta dusk; the mile-wide girth of a cobalt tornado; the birth of a late-spring squall.

I can think of few things lovelier than looking at a tempestuous Turner sky in the place where he painted it.

Wild Skies.

Luminous skies, tempestuous seas, and peach-cheeked beauties dominate the offering of nineteenth-century paintings (mainly French and British) that follows, on Oct. 27.

The sea grew big and tempestuous and above it, the sky had a fiery glow, then came a dark noise and a quake lasting 20 seconds.

While the Overture is playing, the Curtain rises, and discovers a new Frontispiece, joyn'd to the great Pylasters, on each side of the Stage... Behind this is the Scene, which represents a thick Cloudy Sky, a very Rocky Coast, and a Tempestuous Sea in perpetual Agitation.

The skies had, after all, grown suspiciously tempestuous for the screening of Ang Lee's "Ice Storm".

Their romance was a tempestuous one; after she and Sharif met and fell in love on the set of "The Blazing Sky," Hamama divorced her then-husband, an Egyptian director, and Sharif, who was born a Christian, converted to Islam in order to marry her.

Bit tempestuous.

And he is tempestuous.

Tempestuous, bossy dictator guy.