Sentence examples for violent thunder from inspiring English sources

"I think the conditions got the better of us, because we've had a month of perfect weather," Rea added as a violent thunder storm raged around his press conference, apparently oblivious to the danger of being labelled a southern softy.

And as a violent thunder storm forced the evacuation of marquee tents outside the arena, party officials sent a warning to those outside: A text to Sanders delegates was also sent to try to calm the storm inside.

The area of the Theban hills is subject to infrequent violent thunder storms, causing flash floods in the valley.

Shakespeare's The Tempest opens with a violent storm (thunder was often created by rumbling a cannonball through a pipe) and overflows with instrumental and sung music.

The room is pulsing with flashes of lighting accompanied by violent crashes of thunder.

The video opens up showing a leafy landscape illuminated by a fluorescent light tube and violent spurts of thunder and lightning.

For despite the violent wind, and the thunder that had split a tree at the corner of the Heights, knocking off a portion of the east chimney-stack, Catherine's network was unaffected.

A violent storm -- rain, lightning, thunder -- shakes the plane.

It took a while – a violent dust storm accompanied by thunder and lightning saw the game halted for an hour in the 61st minute, before Philadelphia, 2012 semi-finalists, saw the game out.

There was a violent wind, as well as thunder, and either one or the other split a tree off at the corner of the building: a huge bough fell across the roof, and knocked down a portion of the east chimney-stack, sending a clatter of stones and soot into the kitchen-fire.

"Get the Violent Crazies Off Our Streets," thundered the tabloid Daily News.