The model sentence from Ray Bradbury's "Something Wicked This Way Comes" describes a man carrying great paper rolls under one arm, a brush and bucket in his free hand, whistling a tune from a distance. To create a new sentence matching this structure using the provided words and phrases, you can use the following approach:
1. Begin the sentence with a description of an action or scene.
2. Include the phrase "ready Gray billowing clouds we donned our ponchos" as the introductory part.
3. Integrate the elements "the howling wind and thunder in our ears" and "above our heads" into the sentence to maintain the atmospheric feel.
One possible sentence that matches the model could be:
"Ready, gray billowing clouds we donned our ponchos, the howling wind and thunder in our ears, above our heads, we trudged through the storm towards safety."
This sentence captures the essence of the original model by incorporating the provided phrases to paint a vivid picture of a stormy scene with people taking action amidst adverse weather conditions.
