Sentence examples for weather hurricanes from inspiring English sources

Severe weather: Hurricanes, wildfires, floods, and heat waves all injure and kill people.

The Philadelphia Oil Service Sector Index (OSX), an index of 15 oilfield equipment and services companies, currently just above 200, is likely to reach 275 some time in 2007 due to the supply problem and a combination of extreme weather, hurricanes and other geopolitical occurrences.

1. Severe weather: Hurricanes, wildfires, floods and heat waves all injure and kill people.

This new GOES-R spacecraft will bring new precision to tracking U.S. weather: hurricanes, tornadoes, flooding, volcanic ash clouds, wildfires, lightning storms, even solar flares.

"They often regularly claimed that extreme weather, hurricanes and severe storms were getting worse due to human-caused climate change," he said of members of Obama's administration.

A FONDUE pot and a pack of Sterno helped Nicole Miller, the fashion designer, weather Hurricane Sandy and the stubbornly persistent blackout that followed it in the apartment she shares with her family on the 10th floor of a building in TriBeCa.

(See "Buffett Helps Swiss Re Weather Hurricane Season").. Swiss Re spent most of 2008 buying back shares, but it suspended this program in November, after reporting a quarterly loss of 304 million Swiss francs ($262.1 million).

Wayward Storm Falters, Heads Back Toward Florida : Weather: Hurricane Gordon weakens after lashing the Outer Banks.

Xanadu Resort in Belize for example built the resort using monolithic dome construction which enabled it to weather Hurricane Keith, keeping all its guests and employees safe while the surrounding areas was devastated.

"We have weathered AIDS, we have weathered prejudice, we have weathered hurricanes and life still goes on for us," said Sal Piro, 49, the hotel's entertainment director and, when in drag, Dame Edith Piro.

MANORHAVEN, N.Y., Aug. 23 — For decades, the flotilla of houseboats hidden behind a row of marinas on Manhasset Bay here have weathered hurricanes, deep freezes and the buildup of mud on the bottom.