Towards sunset the wind arose, and all night a great gale blew.

We were indeed still in the midst of a great gale.

The night the monks left a great gale raged over England.

As I write these lines, a great gale of wind from the S.S.W.

He was so impatient, that he embarked for Normandy in a great gale of wind.

And now in the darkness, after the first encounter with the enemy, a great gale arose.

A great gale was blowing in the river, and they were unable to land until Sunday.

In that great gale a week ago, she was under water half the time, I believe.

There was a great gale from E.S.E.

Yet it was but the other year that another great gale on that coast brought disaster most pitiful.

We started at last, and got at least two miles, when we were awakened by a great gale.

The wind reached the force of a ' great gale,'-theentry I find in my diary of that date.

A great gale roared and howled.

There was a great gale outside.

Suddenly the draught of the great gale rushing through the house caught the opened door and crashed it to.

A few were left, but of these the two finest came down in the great gale of March 1896.