"get a storm" is not a complete sentence in written English.
You could not use it as is. You could use it as part of a larger sentence, like: "We should get a storm later this evening."
"If we get a storm like this it just gets fueled, and that's what happened".
He said, "We get a storm of the century every two years now".
"It's hard to get a storm in the Atlantic stronger than Irma," Bell said. .
When you get a storm like this, you're pretty much set for the rest of ski season.
Jim Miller, committee development director for Big Bear Lake, said, "When you get a storm like this, you're pretty much set for the rest of ski season.
Finally, if you get a storm cloud above you, immediately go to the nearest player and bump into them, which will send the cloud over above them instead.
Then we got a storm that night and that could have ruined the game.
After getting a storm of criticism over social media for not broadcasting the Olympic opening ceremony live, the American network also got hit for some of the edits and content of its delayed coverage.
When you add that emotion to the kind of money we're dealing with, you get a perfect storm of crazy".
"You get a perfect storm of sympathetic plaintiffs, trial lawyers and anti-globalization activists working together to bring these suits," said William A. Reinsch, the president of the National Foreign Trade Council, an industry group based in Washington.
What's more problematic, though, is offshore near Louisiana there's a lot of oil that's in these sedimented [aggregates], and every time you get a severe storm, these [aggregates] are going to be cast up onto the beach.
