hailstorm

Then the data began to rattle out like a hailstorm.

A freak hailstorm this year did not make things any better.

Hailstorms have had a history of significant damage in Australia.

A couple of seconds later, the broken glass came down in a hailstorm.

His whispered words hit her with the force of a driving hailstorm.

The main impact that day was a major hailstorm across much of Iowa.

On August 3, 1562, a severe hailstorm hit the city.

The other four men are pressed together like sheep in a hailstorm.

Rain can be expected at any time of year and hailstorms are not unusual.

Hailstorms are common during the rainy season, and can be very strong, especially in October.

Hailstorms are possible as well by summer, the worst recent event having been on 28 August 2003.

If they were wrong, he'd find himself weathering a hailstorm of lead.

To this day, there is no proved way of stopping hailstorms.

For once, nature cooperated, and there was no hailstorm that evening.

But that night the hailstorm had bathed away the dust.

A few minutes later an early summer hailstorm struck, driving him into his jeep.

Anyone who stands his ground in that hailstorm of killing fire is a hero.

It sounded like being under a kettle in a hailstorm.

Unfortunately, a hailstorm destroyed the original bird house in 1933.

There was a large hailstorm on June 29, 1917 at about 5pm.

It was not as if the hailstorm of Devils goals came without warning.

The most lucrative time on his farm, he joked, was the hailstorm of 1992.

But each passing truck also brought a hailstorm of pebbles.

I was at the heart of a hailstorm of ships.

A hailstorm damaged homes, businesses, and the school on April 22, 1924.