blow a gale

It'll blow a gale in the course of the night!

Also the wind was blowing a gale from one end to the other.

Like as not it will be blowing a gale by tomorrow.

It's about 35c already and the wind is blowing a gale.

The weather had turned and it was blowing a gale.

The winds of economic change have been blowing a gale.

The wind continued to blow a gale, but the hurricane was past.

But the next day the wind swung around and blew a gale from the north.

It was pretty open to the elements where they were, basically blowing a gale.

If it comes off, the welcome in the hillside will be blowing a gale.

It can blow a gale as soon as look at you.

As usual, the afternoon sea breeze was blowing a gale.

That was the night of the official Peace celebrations and it blew a gale.

"At the time it was blowing a gale and they were trapped.

Even though it poured rain and blew a gale we had a fantastic time.

The wind is blowing a gale, and you might at least have had them bring something up to close the gaps in the curtains.

The winds of history are blowing a gale, and the landscape is seriously changing.

She couldn't have cared if it had snowed or blown a gale.

It's raining and blowing a gale – which should add to the authenticity of the president's visit.

Even if it is blowing a gale, the woodland walk provides good shelter and interest.

Blowing a gale," he said to me, turning from hanging up the receiver. "

09.40 It really is blowing a gale out there.

They'd gone for a walk and it was freezing and blowing a gale.

If only it would snow, or rain, or blow a gale.

You never know with our weather; be blowing a gale tomorrow, more than like.'