windstorm

It had probably been there no longer than since the last windstorm and maybe less.

Next windstorm we'll be up here taking pictures again, she thought.

On average, the month when most windstorms form is January.

Last time I drove through there was in the middle of a windstorm.

With other windstorms following in 2006 and 2007, the highway had to be closed until 2008.

In May 2009, one windstorm left about 2500 residents without electric power for a several hours.

The town was struck by a windstorm on June 11, 1932, which killed four people.

You ever try to ride a bike in a windstorm?

Your words fly over my head like rocks in a windstorm.

Or maybe the tree was weakened by the windstorm we had here a little while ago.

A church used to operate but was destroyed in a windstorm.

The green windstorm followed it down, and so, too, the beam of light.

The days were pleasant, until the first windstorm kicked up.

The windstorm started with a roar of air blowing past them.

The building, however, was destroyed by a windstorm before its dedication.

We had a fierce windstorm that brought down trees and power lines all over the state.

As a result there has been a windstorm of controversy in Cincinnati.

Whatever is used, the lawn looks pristine, but only until the next windstorm.

At least the strange machine's windstorm had dried it off.

I shudder to think of the effort his windstorm caused him.

The house's roof was blown off during a windstorm in July of 1965.

It came like a windstorm that would not stop building, filling his ears.

When they were due for harvesting, a windstorm blew up.

Against that power, all else was blown away like pollen in a windstorm.

But it looked as if a windstorm had hit it.