Sentence examples similar to a tempest raged from inspiring English sources
A tempest rages in the sky.
Behind her left shoulder a tempest rages, struck by bolts of lightning.
(The change of location had little effect: "Now there is a tempest raging outside – the first in the history of Rome").
A tempest briefly raged in this teapot, but died down once people realized they'd been using ad-supported software for years and never even thought to complain.
She seems unflustered by the tempests raging around her.
You might not be surprised to learn that the man behind this production (though not its director) is Rupert Goold, responsible for such high concept Shakespearean re-treads as The Tempest raging in the Arctic wastes and Macbeth causing havoc in a Stalinist abattoir (both starring Patrick Stewart), not to mention Enron.
And when, in one of the movie's most affecting scenes, Hoggett watches TV while Fly and Babe sleep in front of the fire, safe from the tempest raging outside, the song that makes him tear up is Gabriel Fauré's "Cantique de Jean Racine".
It's celebrating when the sun shines and riding it out when the tempest rages.
If there was rage, I raged like a tempest; if Shylock was mean, I was pure evil.
It roars and rages, like a tempest, but aside from Mirren its thunder is mostly fake.
"The Deluge" (1804; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City) is a typical macabre invention, with bodies in a raging tempest swept ashore to where wolves and serpents lurk.
