Sentence examples for wind slammed from inspiring English sources

At the courthouse that has served as a government headquarters, bedlam reigned Tuesday, as gusts of wind slammed doors shut and shattered a window.

He could barely see the road for the blowing trash, the wind slammed at him like a fist, and he had to fight the wheel to keep the car from flipping end over end.

A typhoon packing 70-mile-per-hour winds slammed into Tokyo, killing at least five people and causing widespread flooding.

Unconfirmed reports say dozens were killed after fierce winds slammed into the island nation, ripping off roofs, uprooting trees and downing power lines.

A powerful storm with hurricane-force winds slammed into western Alaska on Wednesday, causing power failures in some tiny coastal villages and warnings that the area could suffer major flooding.

Skerrit documented his own rescue on social media as winds slammed his house.

Hundreds of thousands of sweltering residents in the Washington area are still out of electricity more than two days after high winds slammed the region, and some may not get it back until the end of the week or even later.

The action peaks between March and August, when the full fury of the trade winds slams home.

Middle Eastern winters can be bitter, with snow in some areas and chilly winds slamming across the deserts.

That suggests the water is being created when protons from the solar wind slam into the lunar surface.

When strongly blowing wind slams into Big Ben, the flow is suddenly interruptedand much of the wind must push around the volcano, creating a turbulent flow of swirling eddies behind the island.