Sentence examples for a tornado of a from inspiring English sources
Bill T Jones, our director, would say: "Fela was a tornado of a man".
She is, in person, a tornado of a woman, a sight to behold in leather jodhpurs, T-shirt and a fluffy white coat, and armed with a powerfully upbeat demeanour that belies that sadness and subtlety of her music.
Eventually, he dropped football and developed into a tornado of a guard, a harassing and athletic defender, the kind of role player the Bulls used to surround his father with.
"The show is faithful to Fela's character," says Rikki Stein, who was Fela's manager for 15 years, and who recalls "a tornado of a man who liked to play, eat, have sex and get high.
He was a tornado of a man, a high-energy guy (which he pronounces "gah" in a friendly Southern accent) known to throw his tie over his shoulder and get his hands dirty on development projects.
B. B. KING BLUES CLUB & GRILL 237 W. 42nd St. (212-997-4144) — April 6: In 1965, a tornado of a singer named Koko Taylor blew the roof off of Chicago's fabled Chess Records studios with "Wang Dang Doodle," her classic duet with Willie Dixon.
They later struggled to describe it — a tornado of fire, a nuclear bomb, a jet engine exploding.
She was a great problem solver, a buster of inertia, a tornado of getting things done.
Initially I said it was a clear penalty, which unleashed a tornado of complaints, so I had a look again.
In Arnold's movie he's merely a puzzle, a tornado of resentment whirling destructively across the bleak and intimidating landscape.
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