It is easy, therefore, to imagine how much greater may have been the inundation, if this valley was ever convulsed by a violent earthquake.
A violent earthquake in 1444 caused the cone of the mountain to fall into the great crater.
In February, 1633, Nicolosi was partly destroyed by a violent earthquake, and in the following December, earthquakes became frequent around the mountain.
A violent earthquake, which was felt as far as Reggio, destroyed Catania in the course of a few minutes, burying fifteen thousand people beneath the ruins.
A violent earthquake, which was felt as far as Reggio, occurred about dawn, and in a few minutes Catania was a heap of ruins.
In February, 1633, Nicolosi was partially destroyed by a violent earthquake; and in the following December earthquakes became frequent on the mountain.
A violent earthquake in 1444 caused the upper cone of the mountain to fall into the crater.
Fissures in such positions are formed with every violent earthquake, and even with some of those more moderate shocks that visit the British Islands (see p.
It is somewhat doubtful whether a more accurate estimate of the velocity is to be obtained from a violent earthquake or from one of moderate intensity.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "violent earthquake" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
