Sentence examples for huge firestorm from inspiring English sources

"We had a huge firestorm coming over the mountain on both sides of the road as we got out.

"There's a huge firestorm over Chalabi that's preventing us from reaching out to the Iraqi military," a former C.I.A. operative told me.

"It's not that they thought terrorism was over and it was done with," Leiter said, "but until you experience your first concrete attack on the homeland, not to mention one that becomes a huge political firestorm — that changes your outlook really quickly".

These fireballs would ignite huge uncontrolled fires (firestorms) over any and all cities and forests that were within range of them.

'1970' is a firestorm; a huge, juddering 'Fun House' is lit up by saxophonist Steve MacKay.

In Britain and the United States, there has been a firestorm of criticism over huge payouts at banks.

If the virus gains a new foothold elsewhere, a huge effort would be needed to prevent a second firestorm, Osterholm says even if that means diverting some resources from West Africa.

PAGE A8 Robertson Causes a Furor Pat Robertson, the Christian broadcaster, set off a firestorm with his comments that the United States should kill the Venezuelan president, Hugo Chávez, a leftist who sits atop huge oil reserves.

Sarkeesian, media critic and executive director of the nonprofit and video web series Feminist Frequency, has spent the past few years of her life at the centre of a firestorm in the gaming community – one that brings together misogyny, technology and a cultural shift in an industry so huge it now outperforms Hollywood.

An intellectual firestorm resulted.

An Internet firestorm ensued.