Sentence examples for the storm roared from inspiring English sources
His aides blanched at the image of Mr. Obama stuck in sunny Florida as the storm roared up the Eastern Seaboard.
When the storm roared into Houston early on Sept. 13, the wind was so loud she awoke and then stumbled from bed and huddled in a hallway.
Taking an unwitting page from '28's playbook, '05 and Tiger Band proceeded after a few minutes to body surf across submerged and empty Poe Field, still under alert as the storm roared ominously overhead.
On the night that the storm roared into the city, Dora B. Schriro, the correction commissioner, slept on a couch in her office at the Rikers Island jail, bracing for flooding and reassuring inmates and employees that the island would weather the storm.
MIAMI — The remnants of Hurricane Irma swept north through Florida on Monday, leaving behind a trail of debris, flooding and power outages after the storm roared up the state's Gulf Coast and brought its drenching rainfall and battering winds into Georgia.
After the storm roared through Florida, thrashing winds tore down trees and power lines alike, officials said Monday that Irma appears to have cut power to a majority of the state's 20.6 million residents — and that they had no clear answer on when the lights would come back on.
It's been six months since that storm roared ashore on the Florida Panhandle as one of the most intense hurricanes to ever hit the United States.
The surfers committed to the trip just as the big storm roared to land late Friday.
This zone should expect a life-threatening storm surge, extreme hurricane-force winds and heavy rainfall as the storm roars inland.
As the ferocious storm roared over Fiji, it proved terrifying for many of the 900,000 inhabiting the island nation.
The finale of a powerful two-day storm roared across the New York metropolitan area and played out over the Northeast yesterday, burying parts of the region in more than a foot of snow that set a record, slowed travel, challenged Christmas shoppers and transformed the landscape into vistas as uncluttered as early maps of America.
