Sentence examples for vicious hurricanes from inspiring English sources

Vicious hurricanes ravaged the Atlantic this summer, killing hundreds and leaving billions of dollars of destruction in places such as the Barbuda, Puerto Rico and Houston.

For a nation battered by two centuries of misrule, divided by garish contrasts between rich and poor, stripped of its forests, victimized annually by vicious hurricanes, built astride a ghastly seismic fault-line and situated on a favored route for cocaine traffickers, one may well conclude that misery here is endemic.

WASHINGTON ― President Donald J. Trump will be in Houston on Tuesday; one vicious hurricane surveying the damage of another.

But, during the first two months of the year, a lingering belief remained that perhaps the vicious economic hurricane might blow itself out before it hit the real world.

And in something of a vicious cycle, the hurricanes also further damaged Louisiana's fragile land, leaving it even more vulnerable.

Yes, we did not control the tsunami that decimated Indonesia or direct the vicious path of Hurricane Katrina or determine than an earthquake would strike Haiti.

Hurricane Maria intensified and affected northern Europe as a vicious extratropical storm, while Hurricane Vince maintained tropical characteristics onto the Iberian Peninsula as a weak tropical depression.

A15 Hurricane Dennis kept its distance, but the rainstorm in progress was still vicious when the exodus began from Daphne East Elementary School, the strongest available hurricane shelter in Baldwin County, Ala.

DAPHNE, Ala., July 10 - Hurricane Dennis kept its distance, but the rainstorm in progress was still vicious when the exodus began from Daphne East Elementary School, the strongest available hurricane shelter in Baldwin County.

And not just regular rain, but the vicious downpour that was warming up the island for Hurricane Ike.

Socotra's airport was built in 1999, but even now, for four months during the vicious south-west monsoon that arrives in May when hurricane-strength winds whip the island mercilessly, ships cannot dock and planes struggle to land.