Sentence examples for a threatening storm from inspiring English sources
They moved through the hallways like a threatening storm cloud, whispering to others of their newly realized rights.
The mood grows uneasy as they encounter a progression of small mishaps: a threatening storm, an overloaded hull, an accident near the start of the trip that sends a steady stream of water into the struggling boat.
For manufacturer of arms, however, it's less a threatening storm than a windfall of profits.
Due to the intense level of destruction that a hurricane can bring, emergency organizations and experts stress the importance of being prepared and knowing what to do before a threatening storm strikes.
The study determined that officials would have at least a day's warning before any threatening storm struck, and if the area flooded, water would recede within six hours because of tidal patterns, Ms. Marvin said.
The meaning could be pictographic: 89, for instance, was dark blue, the colour of a sky threatening storm; a beaded texture; and a fluttering, whirling, downward motion I understood as "snow" or, more broadly, "winter".
The candidates may find it harder to push last-minute messages if they are competing with the images of a large, threatening storm.
And Mitt Romney and the president could find it harder for their last-minute messages to break through if they are competing with the visuals of a large, threatening storm.
"It is a tough case to make," said Kenneth M. Pollack, a former national security aide and Central Intelligence Agency expert on Iraqi weapons who has written a book, "The Threatening Storm," arguing for an invasion of Iraq.
Pollack, her husband's former aide, had just published a book, "The Threatening Storm: The Case for Invading Iraq". Clinton asked him to visit her.
Kenneth M. Pollack, who as a C.I.A. analyst and national security official in the 1990's helped formulate the strategy of containing Iraq through economic sanctions and limited military actions, has reluctantly concluded in a new book, "The Threatening Storm" (Random House), that an invasion of Iraq is now the best approach.
