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Meanings of stormy day in English

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Usage of stormy day in English
1
It was a stormy day in spring, it was raining and snowing.
My Life and My Efforts
2
Monday was apt to be rather a stormy day at the Carrs'.
What Katy Did
3
She was altogether adorable, like a wee wren after a stormy day.
Little Miss By-The-Day
4
Hearts and whiskey are Molly Loomis' preferred ways to pass a stormy day.
Climbing Magazine
5
ANOTHER stormy day in the troubled times of the FAI, but no matter.
The Irish Times
6
It was a bleak and stormy day in September of 1565.
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 04 — Fiction
7
Through the dull, stormy day she had been whirled along like the wind.
The Fatal Glove
8
On a grey or stormy day it would be forbidding or even terrible.
The Spell of Egypt
9
The congregation overflowed into the churchyard on a freezing cold and stormy day.
The Irish Times
10
It was a stormy day, and few boats would go out.
Agatha's Husband: A Novel
11
He told me that he saw you on that stormy day.
Stories of Birds
12
You know, we had that stormy day with the big waves.
After the quake: stories
13
Gertrude was buried in St. John's Cemetery on a stormy day.
The Goose Man
14
It's like trying to stand up against big billows on a stormy day.
The Dictator
15
That's a week ago, and don't you know it was a stormy day?
Princess Polly's Gay Winter
16
It was like a first glance at the open sea on a stormy day.
White Hunter, Black Heart
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Stormy day through the time
Stormy day across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common