squallin a sentence
squall as in: a squall blew in
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A squall blew in while we were sailing.squall = a windy storm
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We were surprised by a summer squall.squall = windy storm
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By late afternoon the squall had metastasized into another major storm. (source)squall = small snowstorm
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When the next squall inched along the horizon, none of them had the strength to chase it. (source)squall = storm
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Someone was coming toward me along the bent, broken lane which led to the dormitory, a lane out of old London, ancient houses on either side leaning as though soon to tumble into it, cobblestones heaving underfoot like a bricked-over ocean squall—a figure of great height advanced down them toward me. (source)
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"How I envied you," she exclaimed. "To get into that water and away from this filthy ship even for a moment!" In a split second a squall darkened Nat's blue eyes. "Filthy — the Dolphin?" (source)squall = storm (figuratively)
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The squall wind was in the tops of the palms and I could imagine how they looked in the night sky, thrashing against each other high over our little cay. (source)squall = windy storm
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It was very quiet, except for the squalling of a few of the babies.† (source)
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All day long the ploughmen on their prairie farms had moved to and fro in their wide level fields through the falling snow, which melted as it fell, wetting them to the skin all day, notwithstanding the frequent squalls of snow, the dripping, desolate clouds, and the muck of the furrows, black and tenacious as tar. (source)squalls = sudden strong winds; or storms
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I shambled about the field on scraggy legs, squalled for passes that never came my way.† (source)
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He's the loudest squaller I got.† (source)
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It came out of nowhere, a ferocious squall with swirling black clouds, pounding rain, and lightning that tore open the sky. (source)squall = windy storm
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And all infants need the same simple things, pup or child, squalling or mute.† (source)
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A flock of gulls squalls overhead.† (source)
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The axlecaps of the wheels squalled against the wood, but he was able to get through.† (source)
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There's a squall coming. (source)
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