a howling storm造句

• In small groups, they descended in faltering light and falling snow that soon became a howling storm.
• Nine of 10 crewmen on board were killed when a howling storm ripped the pontoons from the submarine.
• Nevertheless, there are stories of lookout people panicking and racing down the mountain in the middle of a howling storm.
• Nine of 10 crewmen on board were killed when a howling storm ripped the pontoons from the submarine in the Barents Sea.
• A howling storm made visibility impossible and stalled the rescue of survivors of a Hercules crash in 1991 near Alert, N . W . T.
• In their most detailed statements since the ferry went down in a howling storm early Wednesday, officials from Sweden's National Maritime Administration stopped short of declaring that the bow door was the definite cause of the sinking.
• Kuroyedov sought to shift the blame for the sinking to Suchkov, but Kasatonov said during court hearings this month that Kuroyedov bears the main responsibility for the disaster, which killed nine of 10 crewmen on board the K-159 submarine when it sank in a howling storm on its way to a scrapyard.
• Caught in a howling storm 800 miles across, the Salvador Allende went down shortly after 7 a . m . in an area 850 miles northeast of Bermuda, and it was unclear how many of the seamen had a chance to abandon ship or how many had survived, the Coast Guard said.
• The race started last Saturday with 115 sailboats off on a 630-mile course to the island state of Tasmania, but within 24 hours had been devastated by a howling storm of hurricane strength that left six sailors dead or missing, and dozens of wrecked or badly damaged boats foundering in the Tasman Sea.