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storm-tossed

ADJECTIVE
  1. pounded or hit repeatedly by storms or adversities

How To Use storm-tossed In A Sentence

  • The storm-tossed climax has some of the best elements of all stories of male bonding in the face of adversity. Times, Sunday Times
  • Now why guys will walk around with their boxers or whitey-tightys looking like storm-tossed ships, panels of fabric barely hanging onto the waistband, is beyond me ... Mine
  • Think of a captain on a storm-tossed ship, desperate to find land.
  • Becalmed or storm-tossed, the view from the gallery's large windows is spectacular in any season.
  • Anne, who loved the sea in all of its many moods, looked out at the storm-tossed harbour longingly.
  • Two Plexiglas dioramas of a boat on storm-tossed seas depicted Ernest Shackleton's ill-fated South Pole expedition of 1914.
  • He recalls being horribly sick on the deck of the storm-tossed surf charter he had hired with friends. Times, Sunday Times
  • This section of southwest Oregon has many long, deserted stretches of sand, with storm-tossed shores good for beachcombing.
  • At once a policy, a promise and a personal brand, it has fluttered like an ensign above his storm-tossed government. Times, Sunday Times
  • Because we have 1 over a long period of time trust to support us, are earnest and sincere with us to cooperate the social public friend of in the same storm-tossed boat!
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