"Squallcoming" Example Sentences
1. The sailors were caught off guard by the sudden squallcoming.
2. Dark clouds on the horizon signaled the squallcoming.
3. We need to batten down the hatches in preparation for the squallcoming.
4. The squallcoming was accompanied by lightning and thunder.
5. The fishermen hurried to shore before the squallcoming reached them.
6. I can feel the wind picking up, a sign that a squallcoming is approaching.
7. The birds flew hurriedly away from the squallcoming.
8. We were out on the lake when the squallcoming hit.
9. We could see the squallcoming from far away, which gave us time to prepare.
10. The squallcoming brought a sudden drop in temperature.
11. The ship struggled to navigate through the strong winds of the squallcoming.
12. The squallcoming put a damper on our beach day.
13. We could hear the squallcoming before we could see it.
14. The squallcoming seemed to come out of nowhere.
15. We could feel the change in air pressure as the squallcoming neared.
16. The squallcoming caused the trees to sway violently.
17. The fishermen were unprepared for the intensity of the squallcoming.
18. The squallcoming left us soaked to the bone.
19. We had to abandon our outdoor dinner plans due to the squallcoming.
20. The squallcoming knocked over lawn furniture and sent loose objects flying.
21. We took shelter under a bridge when we saw the squallcoming.
22. The squallcoming was so strong that it knocked out power in our neighborhood.
23. The animals in the forest could sense the coming of the squallcoming.
24. We remained huddled in the car during the worst of the squallcoming.
25. The squallcoming brought with it a drop in visibility due to the heavy rain.
26. People scurried to secure their belongings in anticipation of the squallcoming.
27. The squallcoming left debris strewn across the streets.
28. Some of the flowers in the garden were damaged by the squallcoming.
29. We decided not to venture out for our hike because of the squallcoming.
30. The squallcoming was so sudden that we barely had time to seek shelter.
Common Phases
1. The forecast predicts a
squallcoming; we should prepare for rough seas.
2. The sudden drop in temperature signals a
squallcoming; we need to make sure we have warm clothing.
3. The dark clouds on the horizon suggest a
squallcoming; we should head back to port.
4. The weather radar is showing a
squallcoming; we need to brace ourselves for high winds.
5. The waves are getting higher and choppier, indicating a
squallcoming; we need to secure all loose objects on deck.