Sentence examples for creating a storm from inspiring English sources

Or, perhaps more accurately, the 49ers prevented the Saints from creating a storm.

Felix, evidently the Prospero of the piece, has to wait 12 years to get his revenge by creating a storm of his own.

Other analysts say his comments - he accused the Italian authorities of creating a "storm in a teacup" over a contamination scare there - can be "too frank".

Indeed, as Alan Greenspan, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, observed in testimony to Congress earlier this year, the bigger Fannie and Freddie become, the greater the danger of them creating a storm in the financial markets should they fail.

The Channel 4 show and its property specialist Kirstie Allsopp toured the hinterland four years after creating a storm with claims that Middlesbrough was the worst place to live in Britain.

Convince Backup Guard Langston Galloway That He Is Actually Just a Character in a Charles Dickens Novel Sometimes it takes creating a storm in the mind of another to find calm in one's own body.

Neighbors created a storm.

But the order also created a storm of controversy.

Yet the speech created a storm of derision.

The plan has created a storm of controversy.

But it has created a storm of protest in Turkey, which has never acknowledged the genocide.