Sentence examples for any sort of storm from inspiring English sources

He said that because the wreck laid so deep underwater, "it's virtually untouched by any sort of storm or human activity".

These are the qualities that make Liverpool unique and, as long as they survive in some recognisable form or other, then Anfield's season-ticket holders can walk through pretty much any sort of storm with their heads held high.

I mention this as a sort of storm warning.

She provokes a sort of storm of her own, and the moment when she loses it in the presence of her child is one of the strangest and most disturbing scenes I've seen recently.

"There is a sort of storm against Fifa relating to the Qatar World Cup," Blatter said.

Obama can use last week's superstorm -- which some scientists suggest could have been made more powerful by a climate already in flux due to humanity's burning of fossil fuels, and in any case is the sort of storm that many experts believe will become more common as the planet warms -- as a moment to press for a "more ambitious and more visionary about shift away from dirty energy," Radford said.

"There was this sort of storm of clapping".

Mr. Cuomo proposed consideration of the sort of storm surge barriers in use in Europe.

At Sandy Hook Elementary School, in a different sort of storm, teachers were huddled in similar spaces, telling children to be as quiet as they could.

A former Texas governor, Mr. Bush took a rapid helicopter tour of the devastated areas around Galveston, then jetted back to Washington to meet with economic advisers about a different sort of storm on Wall Street.

And it's probably no exaggeration to say that this sort of storm in a chai cup was exactly what India didn't need after making such a bright start to the competition.