Sentence examples for typhoon from inspiring English sources
The word 'typhoon' is a correct and usable word in written English
It is an English noun that refers to a powerful tropical cyclone occurring primarily in the Pacific Ocean, usually with high winds and heavy rains. For example, "The typhoon caused significant damage to the coastal town."
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A weather phenomenon in the Eastern Pacific that is precisely equivalent to a hurricane, which results in wind speeds of 64 knots (118km/h) or above. Equivalent to a cyclone in the Indian Ocean and Indonesia/Australia.
When typhoon Haiyan hit the Philippines many water sources were destroyed or contaminated.
Cameron will meet the Sultan of Oman to discuss trade and regional foreign policy challenges – including Iran, Egypt and Yemen – and then the two men will view Typhoon fighter jets at the country's Seeb airport.
Sawyer is known for anchoring coverage of major news stories, such as the 2011 typhoon and nuclear crisis in Japan, for marquee interviews and for probing and personal reporting.
The contract is for the delivery of 12 Typhoon and eight Hawk training aircraft from 2017 onwards.
The only way this could have been harder is if I had set myself on fire, swapped the needle for an uncooked sausage and tried to knit the things out of beryllium on a yacht in a typhoon.
British ministers have been engaged in intensive talks with Bahrain over the sale of 12 Typhoon in a deal worth more than £1bn.
British officials suggest it is simply because the UAE are being canny, being hard to get as the French are also in the market – trying to persuade the Gulf state to buy their Rafale aircraft instead of the Typhoon.
And the ordeal is far from over, as typhoon Bopha has regained some strength as it approaches another populated area in the western part of the Philippines".
To maintain its hold on western governments, the Saudi regime continues to hold out the prospect of lucrative arms purchases, such as the recent reconfirmed billion-dollar deal with BAE Systems to supply Eurofighter Typhoon jets.
Of the 25 remaining individuals, only around five are reproductively healthy females, prompting previous warnings that a single typhoon or outbreak of disease could wipe the species out.
"The Typhoon fighter jet performed outstandingly in Libya, and so it's no surprise that Oman want to add this aircraft to their fleet".
