| A rogue wave nearly buries the boat off Bermuda, and while touring Montserrat, an active volcano erupts. |
| In late August, Cindy was churning well out in the mid-Atlantic, but a rogue wave drowned two swimmers off the coast of Nova Scotia. |
| At a 4:15 a.m., as the merchant mariners were preparing the lifeboats, the ship was struck by a powerful jolt, possibly a rogue wave, capsizing the vessel to the starboard side. |
| A thorny tangled patch of brambles, a grotesque confusion of growth, twenty feet high, rolled like a rogue wave over the roof. |
| Not even a rogue wave which suddenly washed over the side, drenching everyone, could dampen spirits for very long. |
| A rogue wave breaks over the coach-house roof, and the boat shudders in protest. |
