Sentence examples for with every storm from inspiring English sources

You can't imagine what happens to the ocean floor with every storm that comes by.

By William Jay Redding The New Yorker, October 22 , 1955P. 42 With every storm the bay came moving in.

With every storm, more of them are exposed: everything from the scattered teeth or claws of isolated specimens to the bone beds of entire herds.

It's kind of like a storm but, as with every storm, if you can find the center of the storm, then you can find yourself in a place where you can stay tuned in to the storm in a very good and positive way but you have a perspective of calmness.

With no trees, with diminished resilience, every storm brings another cycle of destruction.

The beach at Lyme Regis, on the southern coast of England, was littered with fossils, and every storm tore away at the limestone cliffs to reveal new treasures.

Of the twenty-eight storms which formed, twenty-two of them qualified as the earliest-forming storm of that number; starting with Hurricane Dennis, almost every storm was such.

It's not the reality of residents who still witness record numbers of dolphins washing ashore on beaches littered with tar balls after every storm. .

So with every new storm, more topsoil and clay disappears".

"It'd be a problem if it would start going underwater with every major storm".

— With every drenching storm, this little fishing town gets a little closer to oblivion.