Sentence examples for demanding storm from inspiring English sources

The job is demanding: Storm wakes up at 4 30 a.m.

The document talks up the launch like they're going to announce it in some way where people will suddenly rush the store in mobs demanding Storm information, so we'll probably be hearing more about this all soon.

That combined with the size of the market, the high frequency of use and the immediacy of need yielded a perfect on-demand storm.

It was quickly scrapped after a massive Twitter storm demanding the old horn back.

"You've got to stop swearing in front of her," she demands before storming out.

The question is not whether such imbalance is fair — the movies are crammed from week to week with misogyny, which demands a storming response — but to what extent "Volver" is attuned to the real.

Ochs storms in, demanding his cousin's attention.

After Max gets rejected by the school and storms in demanding answers, Rajskub's character Bebe tells her that her voice is an anxiety trigger.

Equally, when the closing credits rolled on last year's movie adaptation, directed with much panache by Mary Harron, your immediate reaction was not to storm the foyer demanding another ticket.

The conclusion of the Spring 2001 collections in New York brought with it these questions: Is there time between now and March for stores to figure out how to control the masses of women, many possibly wearing side ponytails and scrunchies, who will storm the gates demanding to look as they did the first time they heard a Human League song?

Scuffles broke out as protesters threw water bottles and tried to storm the building, demanding to meet the ambassador.