And those that strike violently,

Then by oath of those that push with a strong gust.

storming tempestuously

And those raging swiftly

And by the winds that blow violently,

Storming turbulently.

which then blow tempestuously

By the raging hurricanes,

by those who sweep along like gale,

And the winds that blow violently

by (the angels) as swift as blowing winds,

and then storming on with a tempest's force,

Which then blow violently in tempestuous Gusts,

We were caught in a storm.

We just had a storm.

The storm blew down a tree.

Today we encountered a fearsome storm.

He provoked.

I don't provoke.

The strong wind indicates that a storm is coming.

Have you ever seen such a storm!

Tom is easily provoked.

Mary is easily provoked.

You'd even give your own life to destroy mine,

A blow was struck. The blow was provoked, you know it, provoked in cold blood.

This was the period of time which today is called the crisis of the third century.

The village was isolated by the heavy storm.

This wind is a sign of a storm.

In this edit by A.R.

Suddenly there was a storm and huge waves.

They must have come through a terrible storm.

Castro has provoked the EU.

Because you was asking for it.

He might feel you are merely provoking trouble.

This painting is a representation of a storm at sea.

This level of accuracy has unleashed a firestorm of innovation.

A man that can ride out a southwester and clew up a topsail.

But it is not the European Union that is being provocative.

He deliberately kept on provoking a confrontation.

Calm down he's just teasing you.

Why do you keep provoking him?

Why do you keep provoking her?

Why do you keep provoking them?

Last night there appeared to be a storm over the Reserve some where.

Above all, we must secure, as far as possible, our independence.