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Meanings of very stormy in English
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Usage of very stormy in English
1
They showed his life had been very stormy and full of danger.
2
It was very stormy, and a deep snow had fallen in the night-time.
3
Roosevelt took care to provide means for exercise indoors in very stormy weather.
4
Since then we have lived separate lives-aftera very stormy explanation.
5
Another native spoke: 'It is very stormy this month,' they say.
6
Recently, on a very stormy morning, not one rook came to feed, only jackdaws.
7
The night was very stormy but the wind became more moderate in the morning.
8
The voyage along the southern shore of the lake proved to be very stormy.
9
The 23rd of this month the wind came south-east, very stormy and foul weather.
10
Rained during the night, and looks very stormy this morning.
11
The day, as it advanced, threatened to be very stormy.
12
About twelve o'clock that night the weather became very stormy.
13
Her daughter describes her enthusiasm one very stormy, cold Sunday.
14
All of us are sailing into new and very stormy territory; that requires proper leadership.
15
Proceeding up the coast the progress was very slow as the weather was very stormy.
16
This is a very stormy day-nogoing to school.
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