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Meanings of terrible storm in English
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Usage of terrible storm in English
1
The battle raged on amid the terrible storm beating on the combatants.
2
It was a terrible storm: but one surfboat got out to her.
3
But when only two days out the ships encountered a terrible storm.
4
Hastily gathering an army, Henry crossed to France in a terrible storm.
5
But entering the Clyde from Loch Long, he encountered a terrible storm.
6
But before they had gone very far a terrible storm came on.
7
That a terrible storm was fast coming on, could not be doubted.
8
With respectful firmness Admiral Bruix replied, Sire, a terrible storm is brewing.
9
And you followed me through the wood in all that terrible storm!
10
Three strangers' lives become linked after a terrible storm ravages northern California.
11
Where have you been all this time, Philip?-inthis terrible storm, too!
12
He and I were out in a rowboat once in a terrible storm.
13
On the 12th in the midst of a terrible storm, the boats separated.
14
Suddenly the sky was covered by a black cloud; a terrible storm arose.
15
In fact, it was the beginning of that terrible storm of June, 1870.
16
The darkness of a terrible storm hid it from the eye of man.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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