Sentence examples for faces storm from inspiring English sources

Miss Bridie leaves what could only be Ireland in 1856 and travels on a boat to New York, where she finds a job, rents a room, starts a garden, meets a man while skating in the park, marries him and buys a farm, has babies, and faces storm, flood, sorrow, age and joy.

Re "His Perks and Power Gone, Clinton Faces Storm Alone" (front page, March 1): While there may have been only a flicker of applause when Bill Clinton took his seat unannounced at the AIDS fund-raiser at the Apollo Theater, there was much excitement before that backstage as he spoke to nearly everyone.

Half a dozen Chinese faces stormed noisily down the steps across the floor shouting in Chinese.

Hours after police began removing barricades across the city on Monday morning, hundreds of men – some of them wearing surgical masks to hide their faces – stormed various protest sites, assaulting protesters and dragging away remaining barricades themselves.

On June 27 , 1844 an armed mob with blackened faces stormed Carthage Jail where Joseph and Hyrum were being held.

Argonautika's striking vessel, The Argos, faces storms, puppet harpies and giants and a sea monster suggested by green cloth.

Dark clouds, deep thunder, a ship facing storm after storm, sailing from one bizarre encounter to another without ever seeing land.

"Haiti will be facing storms like clockwork.

"You don't deserve tits in your face!" storms Legge.

When seen at sea, the species is often detected by its low, bounding flight; White-faced Storm-Petrels actually push their feet off the surface of the water and are favored by birders for these pogo-stick antics.

Before the attempt is over they face storms and struggles, and the air is thin enough and the mountain high enough to defeat more than one climber in their group.