Squalls Sentence Examples

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  • Tempests and squalls are frequent, and the weather is rarely calm.

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  • A light rain jacket is a good idea for the occasional squalls.

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  • He said there were heavy rain squalls in the area.

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  • They had a rough passage with strong squalls which damaged some of the sails.

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  • Sailing is hardly ever practised, and squalls on the lakes are often dangerous to the rowing-boats.

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  • In many harbor areas or at the mouths of large river systems, these summer afternoon or evening breezes give rise to sudden squalls.

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  • For example, three separate snow squalls affect your station during your 24- hour... your 24-hour snowfall total.

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  • The pre-monsoon (mid-April to early June) is stifling at lower elevations, and dusty wind squalls are common.

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  • The Bevis Saloman adds strange psych guitar squalls as slowly but surely the sound takes flight & soars into the ether.

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  • The entrance is contracted by Tiran and other islands, so that the passage is rendered somewhat difficult; and its navigation is dangerous on account of the numerous coral reefs, and the sudden squalls which sweep down from the adjacent mountains, many of which rise perpendicularly to a height of 2000 ft.

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  • Only now, as it grows dark, do we realize that they were just passing squalls.

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  • Thus far, the Ernst & Young ITEM Club has said that the UK has weathered recessionary squalls very well.

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  • By 29 October 2000, the winds had gusted to Gale Force 8 and even Storm Force 10, with squalls of heavy rain.

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  • On Thompson, the high trees were filled with birds, and their chatter sounded like squalls of hail and glass.

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  • The mean depth of the sea is estimated at 133 fathoms. The bora (north-east wind), and the prevalence of sudden squalls from this quarter or the south-east, are dangers to navigation in winter.

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  • In the absence of wind the summer atmosphere is often bright and exhilarating, but there is a constant tendency to sudden squalls of wind and rain, which pass as quickly as they gather.

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  • Most rain falls between November and May, and at this season the torrents are tremendous while they last, and squalls of wind are frequent and violent, almost invariably preceding a downpour.

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