Sentence examples for thunderstorm of from inspiring English sources

Cue a thunderstorm of outrage.

On completion, The Last Judgment sailed blithely into a gathering thunderstorm of religious bigotry.

In McAlester, Okla., this afternoon, the mixture created a rare thunderstorm of falling ice.

Beethoven with the grainier, weaker orchestra of his time was implying the thunderstorm of the "Pastoral".

This elicits an aria of towering, expletive-ridden rage from the betrayed Whida, set to a thunderstorm of dissonant chords.

After the heavy weather of sadness, however, there seems no real thunderstorm of anger at the futility and the waste.

During the thunderstorms of the past week the roof has begun leaking.

"There seems to be an abiding anger in him, and not just the summer thunderstorms of old".

Celestial bodies classified as brown dwarfs exhibit planetlike weather with clouds of liquid metals and thunderstorms of liquid iron rain, researchers have discovered.

The worst problems occur during the thunderstorms of spring and summer; aircraft have to fly around storms, which means clogged air lanes.

This confirms that the average Maxwell current density is positive for the May 6 and May 12 thunderstorms, indicating generation of negative charge in the lowermost portion of cloud as observed by Deaver and Krider (1991) in thunderstorms of non-inverted polarity.