Sentence examples for have storm from inspiring English sources

Over the long term, of course, homeowners can make sure they have storm windows, proper insulation and efficient oil burners.

You have Storm, there's a black Iron Man in the 80s, the second X-Men generation – you have the Native American Thunderbird.

Ms. Fallin said requiring the state's schools to have storm shelters or safe rooms was an idea that needed to be discussed, but she stopped short of supporting such a mandate on Thursday.

"Every time you build a road, you have storm drains, and instead of that water going back into the ground and into the aquifer, it runs right off the road and into the stream," she said.

People in the Midwest might have storm cellars to shield them from tornadoes, and those in coastal cities like New Orleans might keep a hatchet in the attic in case they have to chop their way onto their roof after a hurricane.

That is why some recent comments on national media stories about the Oklahoma storm chase tragedy are so discouraging: "Storm reporting is science?" "Have storm chasers contributed anything to the science of tornadoes?" "We've learned enough from chasers…beyond that, computer modeling is getting better and better".

Hedge-fund managers have stormed the hedgerows.

"Ponds do not have storms".

More often, it seems, we have storms.

They have stormed the Ksiaz Castle.

They have stormed branch offices to mount sit-ins.