Sentence examples for the thunderstorm from inspiring English sources
noun
A storm consisting of thunder and lightning produced by a cumulonimbus, usually accompanied with heavy rain, wind, and sometimes hail; and in rarer cases sleet, freezing rain, or snow.
The thunderstorm comes to break into his amorous longings.
Wilford said all firefighters in the area were withdrawing as the thunderstorm approached.
The thunderstorm and tornado swarms of early 2011, including the monstrous Joplin, Mo., disaster.
Before we could remind him about the thunderstorm outside, Ms. Moore stepped in.
Beethoven with the grainier, weaker orchestra of his time was implying the thunderstorm of the "Pastoral".
When the thunderstorm struck, I didn't think twice about the split tree.
My car is dead!" Ms. Farez had slept through the thunderstorm the night before.
But rain is an improvement compared with the thunderstorm that hit Vallejo's gay men and lesbians last fall.
Mainly, it was possible almost to see the ideas for the thunderstorm in the "Pastorale" Symphony -- or at least, the scoring techniques that would make the thunderstorm seem so vividly drawn -- taking shape in Beethoven's imagination.
Rain, like the thunderstorm that cracked the sky open late on Saturday, only throws fuel on the fire.
The restrictions take effect June 10 and will continue until the end of October, when the thunderstorm season officially ends.
