Sentence examples for a storm of attacks from inspiring English sources

It also hardened positions and brought a storm of attacks on Mr. Goldstone, especially from within his community.

During the Republican primaries when he was demolishing his opponents with a storm of attack ads, Romney scoffed at those who complained.

Sexton hit the spot with a fourth penalty on 47 minutes after England, not for the first time, had been caught offside at a ruck, and when Jack Nowell set sail in pursuit of another brutally effective high kick and failed to reach port, Ireland whipped up a storm of an attack that resulted in the only try of the match.

HOLED up in the Village Vanguard as a snowstorm raged last month, the pianist Jacky Terrasson was whipping up a storm of his own — attacking the keyboard, strumming and striking the instrument's strings, and swinging and swaying atop his stool to an improbable mix of tunes like Michael Jackson's "Beat It" and Duke Ellington's "Caravan".

Löfven's "neo-fascist" attack sparked a storm of debate, with critics saying that labelling the far right is irrelevant or dangerous.

The continuing lack of any claim or statement by those behind the attack has fed a storm of speculation in a country unaccustomed to large-scale terrorist incidents of this type.

Coming on the day of the last presidential debate, the attack set off a storm of speculation about who was behind it and how it might influence the race.

A storm of protest erupted.

Westbrook faced a storm of opposition.

There was a storm of applause.

The poem provoked a storm of protest.