hailstone

And so of course that caught my attention a little more even than hailstones.

"Who would have thought anyone could sweat in this hailstone of a room?"

When cut in half it was found to be a single hailstone rather than several frozen together.

God reward me with hailstones and rock, I am not!

The hailstones, at least half of them, were in flames!

The risk of hailstones and strong winds is significant in spring.

He began to pick up the hailstones and throw them in the river.

With each trip up and down, the hailstone adds size, he said.

There they found out that she had hailstone in her appendix.

In a few moments the decks were white with hailstones.

We crowded into it, the three of us, just as the first hailstones struck.

They are sometimes called huge hailstones, but do not need to form in thunderstorms.

"But then there were huge black clouds, and when the hailstones started, we ran for cover."

But the protective shield was beginning to give and the hailstones to break through.

The size of a hailstone was equal to a tennis ball.

The Hailstone family provided a vicar for the following 80 years.

The hailstones that began to fall were the size of golf balls.

The risk of hailstones exists every year till around April.

There is only an occasional risk of hailstones or frost.

He had never, in his life, seen a hailstone.

The boulders were coming down like hailstones for a while."

The hailstones piled up in some places four feet high."

The rings show different amounts of freezing on the hailstone.

There's no telling how large those hailstones will be.

The wind dropped, and the last few hailstones bounced off the roof.