Examples of using "Sturm" in a sentence and their english translations:
A storm is imminent.
Storm in a teacup.
- A storm is imminent.
- A storm is brewing.
- A storm is coming.
- We are going to have a storm.
- We're going to have a storm.
The storm is dangerous.
The storm abated.
The storm is getting worse.
- The storm abated.
- The storm let up.
The storm is dangerous.
The storm raged outside.
I slept through the storm.
- A storm is imminent.
- A storm is brewing.
The storm continued.
How long will the storm last?
We were caught in a storm.
That was no ordinary storm.
The storm has died down.
The storm did great harm to the crop.
The storm did heavy damage to the crops.
That was some storm.
The storm developed into a typhoon.
The storm brought about much damage.
We had a storm yesterday.
We got caught in the storm.
The storm damaged many windows.
The storm has destroyed a lot.
A terrible storm is raging outside.
How long will the storm last?
- This is the calm before the storm.
- It is the calm before the storm.
The storm did great harm to the crop.
There's a storm coming.
- There is going to be a storm.
- A storm is coming.
- There's going to be a storm.
It's a tempest in a teapot.
The storm destroyed the whole town.
The storm caused a lot of damage.
After the storm, it was calm.
The storm rattled the shutters.
The storm was accompanied with thunder.
- Is a storm predicted for tomorrow?
- Is a storm forecast for tomorrow?
- Do they give a storm for tomorrow?
- Do they forecast a storm for tomorrow?
The storm raged for a few days.
- You reap what you sow.
- Who seeds wind, shall harvest storm.
- Sow the wind, reap the whirlwind.
How long will the storm last?
After the storm, it was calm.
How long will the storm last?
because there was a huge storm yesterday,
The storm stopped the train.
The storm blew down a tree.
The storm is gathering in intensity.
The storm blew for two days.
The weatherman says there is a storm on the way.
The storm raged fiercely all that night.
The storm caused a huge amount of damage.
- Tom is afraid of the storm.
- Tom was afraid of the storm.
Tom is afraid of the storm.
- By daybreak the storm was over.
- By daybreak, the storm was over.
The storm uprooted a lot of trees.
After the storm, the sea was quiet again.
It is the calm before the storm.
The strong wind indicates that a storm is coming.
The roof was damaged by the storm.
The storm brought heavy losses.
The storm brought about a lot of damage.
It appears the storm has calmed down.
It was the calm before the storm.
Many trees were blown down by the storm.
- The storm caused much damage to the crop.
- The storm caused a lot of damage to the crop.
- The weatherman says there is a storm on the way.
- According to the weather forecast, a storm's coming.
It's a monster storm.
How much longer will the thunderstorm last?