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Meanings of come tempest in English
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Usage of come tempest in English
1
So restless are the waves of the ocean before the coming tempest.
2
And yet-andyet-therewas a sense of coming tempest in the very air.
3
To rest succeeds activity; after calm comes tempest; out of placid dream bursts reality.
4
The coming tempest is no less a great wind.
5
Rather they were the storm-signs of a coming tempest, already darkening above an innocent head.
6
In his own house he would be master, and if there came tempests he would rule them.
7
All this was to prevent a stampede should the coming tempest be accompanied by wind and hail.
8
Both sounds told of the coming tempest.
9
In short, everything betokened a coming tempest.
10
Behind them I heard the vast and busy waters rolling on, like the voice of the coming tempest.
11
Some of our men once looked out for the coming tempest, and buffeted him well for their disappointment.
12
As he prognosticated the coming tempest and comprehended its fearful issue, he became transformed in aspect like one inspired.
13
She was obliged to struggle against these harbingers of the coming tempest, and her heart grew lighter during the conflict.
14
I know not what danger, nor whence it may come ; but I feel it, as one feels a coming tempest.
15
This portended change; and by evening, after we had reached La Spezzia, earth, sea, and air were conscious of a coming tempest.
16
The anxious father had noted the coming tempest; and, with hands to his mouth, was shouting orders to the young gentlemen to return.