Sentence examples for described stormed from inspiring English sources
The "teen superfish", as he has been described, stormed home to win gold in a time of 47.58 seconds, ahead of Belgium's Pieter Timmers and the United States' Nathan Adrian, becoming the first Australian man to win the event since Mike Wenden in 1968.
It also briefly shows the governor as one rebel leader describes "storming the building" with his brigade.
Previous reports described storm injuries in regions with frequent winter weather.
Rain falls so heavily in Panama that early canal builders described storms as turning the air to water.
Like other novellas, "The Rider" is short on psychology but long on atmosphere; no one has ever described storms like Storm.
RNA was isolated and RT-PCR performed as previously described (Storm et al., 2007).
I will first describe STORM, a super-resolution imaging method that overcomes the diffraction limit.
In the space of two paragraphs, he describes storms "stacked up out over the Pacific like pool balls on a billiard table," slamming a roof around "like a giant Frisbee" and picking up a fox "like Dorothy" while the rain snaps in his face "like a wet towel".
I am a Newport Harbor "seat of my pants" sailor that describes storms in a different manner.
Historically, the term great hurricane was used to describe storms that possessed winds of at least 110 kn (125 mph; 200 km/h), large radii (over 160 km / 100 mi) and that caused large amounts of destruction.
1) Never mind who actually won more votes in the first round, Marine Le Pen of Front National is described as storming into the final straight of the French election.
