Sentence examples for a storm of a from inspiring English sources

Beatlebone by Kevin Barry is a storm of a novel – unsettling and mesmerising.

Writing in the Guardian last month, McBride said that Beatlebone was a "storm of a novel – unsettling and mesmerising.

Why should "Gladiator" be such a storm of a movie and "Kingdom of Heaven" such a damp gust?

"As all of you are fully aware, we are at the moment at the centre of a storm, of a whirlpool, but we live near the sea so we're not scared of storms.

After three bailouts and a storm of a criticism over executive bonuses, corporate jets and other expenses, the chief executive, Vikram S. Pandit, made sure the bank's annual meeting reflected the new frugality that comes with government lifelines and a withering share price.

During the delay a storm of a different kind erupted as Garcia, who was one-over for the 14 holes he completed, was questioned about an incident on the second hole that saw him lose his one-shot lead.

A storm of an intensity not seen since the Tiger Mother flexed her paws is brewing in the part of the Internet that polices books about child-rearing.

By Macy Halford August 23, 2011 A storm of an intensity not seen since the Tiger Mother flexed her paws is brewing in the part of the Internet that polices books about child-rearing.

She won a storm of publicity and a shamefaced invitation to the firm's headquarters.

His remarks caused a storm of outrage in a country still suffering rationing.

The incident produced a storm of controversy and an investigation at Trinity.