The old inhabitants will tell you that sandstorms are infrequent now, that the wind blows less persistently in the spring and plays a milder tune.
The sandstorms had dug out big depressions in the face of a cliff, and the Indians built their houses back in that depression.
Occasional sandstorms darken the heavens, sweeping over sterile wastes and piling up the shapeless mounds which mark the sites of ancient cities.
It would appear that the Babylonian Zu bird symbolized the summer sandstorms from the Arabian desert.
These winds are warm in summer, and it is they which in the desert of Hami bring the fierce sandstorms or burans.
Hence the icy sandstorms and snowstorms of spring and early summer.
Accordingly I laid before Cross graphic and horrible pictures of sandstorms and sunstroke and the other unpleasantnesses which one might expect to meet amid the torrid plains of the Sudan.
The stick and brasswork I reluctantly left on the field, but the green gauze served to protect one's eyes and complexion when sandstorms swept through the air.
No windows--probably built with sandstorms in mind.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "sandstorms" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
