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Meanings of blustering day in English

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Usage of blustering day in English
1
A wild, blustering day in Sydney, the Queen City of the Southern Seas.
Edward Barry / South Sea Pearler
2
The next Saturday that they went to town was a cold, blustering day.
Big Brother
3
It was a blustering day, and the wind had taken and broken the dahlias.
A Room with a View
4
It had been a very blustering day, with occasional showers of sleet, when about four p.m.
Jethou; or, Crusoe Life in the Channel Isles
5
It was a windy, blustering day.
Tell Me Another Story: The Book of Story Programs
6
It was a raw, blustering day, snow on the ground and a look in the sky of more to follow.
Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm
7
But one blustering day, the wind carried a seed from the wayside weed into a florist's garden; it sprouted, rooted and bloomed.
Wit, Humor, Reason, Rhetoric, Prose, Poetry and Story Woven into...
8
It was a very cold blustering day in early January, and even brilliant thronged Broadway felt the influence of winter's harshest frown.
What Can She Do?
9
Rather a blustering day for a young lady to be out,-andcold, I should say, for standing still too long; eh, Preston?
Wives and Daughters
10
It was a chill, blustering day, and although the rain held off, the heavens were black with the promise of more to come.
St. Martin's Summer
11
The morrow- ablusteringday of late March found him again at that alehouse at Penycumwick in the company of Jasper Leigh.
The Sea-Hawk
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