Windstorms [noun]

Could that fountain pen have been carried away by the windstorm, too?

Each might serve as an impressive symbolic statue of a windstorm.

Since it was only a windstorm, there was no rain to wash the air clean of the lethal dust.

The top had been broken off by a windstorm a year ago and ever since it had been seasoning.

They came by fifties, or in clouds they came, swept by like a windstorm, and were gone.

There was a long silence, a pause in which the windstorm ceased, and the clouds of the loosed sands sunk.

Were it not for the receding city below him, Chick could have imagined himself sitting in a house while a windstorm tore by.

And a windstorm came down on the lake, and they were filling with water, and were in danger.

Everybody seems to think that I am more destructive than a windstorm and that I am simply wasting apples.

A station recorded a windstorm near Vicksburg, Arizona, for example, with peak gusts of almost 150 kilometers per hour.