line storm

A line storm, it appeared to be rolling away from them.

Nothing would be better; the lines storm and blaze brilliantly enough.

"It was just one of our regular line storms.

Simultaneously, another German line stormed Warsaw, which finally surrendered on 28 September.

The Line Storm, oil and tempera on panel, 1934, collection of Sidney Howard, New York.

The City under the dome - fitfully lit as the dome itself seems to be cracking strange electrical discharges emanating from it as from a gigantic line storm.

At Kołoząb, Desjardin ordered the 16th Light to line the west bank of the river to give covering fire while the grenadier company of the 14th Line stormed the incompletely demolished bridge.

The arrival of fall means the arrival of foul and dangerous weather for New England's surf casters, who must plan trips between the uneven march of hurricanes from the south and the wallops of line storms and northeasters from points north.

A day later, at another small town, Günzburg, immediately south of the Danube River, the French 59th Regiment of the Line stormed a bridge over the Danube and, humiliatingly, chased two large Austrian columns toward Ulm.

Three years after Delta Air Lines stormed into the trans-Atlantic and European air market with the purchase of the European operations of the bankrupt Pan American World Airways, the Atlanta-based carrier says it may finally be heading toward success in Europe.