Examples of 'storm blew' in a sentence
Meaning of "storm blew"
The phrase 'storm blew' is commonly used to describe the occurrence of a strong and gusty wind during a storm. It implies that the wind was forceful and had a significant impact, potentially causing damage or disruption. This phrase is often used to discuss weather conditions, particularly during severe storms or turbulent weather events
How to use "storm blew" in a sentence
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A storm blew out three generating stations.
I guess the solar storm blew it here.
The storm blew for two days.
Immediately after setting up camp a storm blew in.
An asteroid storm blew us right off course.
And last night when the storm blew.
Storm blew it right into the pool.
Until the storm blew over.
A storm blew down a lot of the stand.
The night the storm blew open my doors.
A storm blew in that no one was anticipating.
Before another storm blew it all away again.
Storm blew him right off the platform.
Remember how fast the last storm blew in.
An ion storm blew out my deflector field.
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Towards the end of the day a storm blew in.
The storm blew their roof off.
Every second as a storm blew over.
The storm blew down a tree.
They will think the storm blew the circuits.
Until a storm blew in and obscured all transmissions.
That night when the storm blew down my door.
Storm blew the door open last night.
When this storm blew up.
The storm blew in and violent it was.
As the guests arrived a terrible storm blew up from nowhere.
A fierce storm blew through our town.
I was out about three days and this storm blew in.
Dang storm blew another fuse.
What goods remained after the storm blew through are long gone.
A storm blew up and two of the ships collided.
A fearful storm blew up.
Storm blew us off course.
My mother and father were singing in the forest and a storm blew up.
A terrible storm blew up and the ship capsized.
I was conserving my strength for the final stretch when this storm blew up.
A huge storm blew up and the disciples blew up.
The two moved repeatedly all night trying to keep dry as a fierce storm blew in.
The storm blew the roof off the church.
His body was sent to the waters of the Tiber but a storm blew up.
A horrible storm blew as if it were going to split the ship into pieces.
I would set course for Boston and the storm blew me in here.
Soon a storm blew wildly through the moonless night.
As they were crossing Lake Superior the winter storm blew in.
A storm blew them ashore.
Well, maybe the storm blew us off course.
The storm blew so strongly that people had difficulty standing.
Where were you when the storm blew through?
The storm blew up.
Just as we were about to sit down to eat, a storm blew up.
