1.   Everywhere, too, there are typhoons, sometimes of hurricane force.

2.   A typhoon is a hurricane that forms in the westerly Pacific Ocean.

3.   I remember the third time they went to see it, there was a typhoon coming, and they still left us at home.

4.   Or are typhoons not named alphabetically and sequentially, like hurricanes?

5.   The typhoon had been a bust.

6.   Dampog said the bureau is advising against sea travel because the typhoon is likely to create large waves.

7.   Meteorologists warned Monday that an approaching typhoon was likely to dump heavy rains over wide areas of central, eastern and northern Japan.

8.   Newspapers said the typhoon was particularly destructive.

9.   She said the bureau is advising against sea travel because the typhoon is likely to create large waves.

10.   The report, citing meteorologists, noted that between five to seven typhoons were likely to blow inland in August, causing further heavy rains.