Sentence examples for during a stormy from inspiring English sources

The best improvements are seen during a stormy period with turning winds.

Her Eilis manages to maintain her dignity when throwing up into a fire bucket during a stormy Atlantic crossing.

Rumiana Jeleva, who is Bulgaria's foreign minister, finally gave way to her political opponents, who had grilled her last week during a stormy hearing in the European Parliament.

"You have forfeited the leadership," one of them, Ophir Pines-Paz, flung at Mr Barak during a stormy meeting of Labour's recent party conference.

Griles, 59, a gregarious former mining lobbyist, drew the wrath of environmentalists and his department's inspector general during a stormy four-year tenure at Interior.

For Correa, providing refuge to Assange offered the then-president a chance to raise his international profile while cementing his leftist credentials during a stormy period at home.

A career diplomat since 1976, Borio spoke about the significant growth in ties and similarities between Silicon Valley and Brazil during the last decade, a stormy tide of a national political scandal beginning to ease and his prediction that Brazil would rise again.

August 2011: Mourinho, now in charge of Real Madrid, pokes Barcelona's then-assistant manager Tito Vilanova in the eye during touchline exchanges after a stormy Spanish Super Cup tie.

He won a reputation for zeal during a brief, stormy period as Mr Shevardnadze's justice minister.

Even here, however, Britain's first female prime minister continued to polarise opinion during a sometimes stormy meeting of South Kesteven district council's planning committee.

The dish is traditionally held to have originated from the village of Mousehole in Cornwall and is traditionally eaten during the festival of Tom Bawcock's Eve to celebrate his heroic catch during a very stormy winter.