Sentence examples for about to storm from inspiring English sources

No one believes the masses are about to storm the palace.

It felt like we were a bunch of paratroopers, about to storm the beach at D-Day.

Politicians might lob insults, but they are not about to storm the islands and tear down their castles.

"I was about to storm in to tell the owners how they had ruined it, but then I walked in and was speechless".

Sir Ridley, about to storm the multiplexes with his latest big budget offering, Prometheus, has been at pains to put women front and centre in his films, he said last week.

Yes, the Yankees have played terribly so far, but there is no dreading the possibility that the team's iron-fisted owner is about to storm into the clubhouse and demand better results.

Ms. Triano said he had nightmares for decades about trying to storm the caves in the Philippines, looking for the Japanese.

Tensions boiled over last week when about 250 migrants tried to storm a cross-channel ferry.

The commissioner's meeting with the labor minister, Andreas Loverdos, was almost thwarted when about 200 demonstrators tried to storm the ministry building in central Athens.

The schools, government buildings, airport, and port were closed, and about 4,300 people evacuated to storm shelters.

It's easy to storm on about how Barbara Manning should be famous.