Sentence examples for if we storm from inspiring English sources

But if we storm in, convinced of our own inherent moral superiority, proclaiming that everything others believe is misguided and detrimental to society, we will be met always with hostility and reticence to change.

"If we had a storm, the right storm, and water crested the levees, it would be a catastrophe," Mr. Anderson said.

"If we get a storm like this it just gets fueled, and that's what happened".

If we don't storm our own brains and redirect our Arab foreign aid to education for employment, we'll forever be killing the No. 2 man in Al Qaeda.

"And the second goal is before half-time and if we weathered the storm then who knows.

"We expected a reaction from Rovers after the interval but we thought that if we weathered the storm the game would open up to our advantage.

"Compared to twenty years ago – two solar cycles ago – the power grid is probably operating much closer to the edge," says Baker. "If we had a storm like that next week, I think it's an open question as to how the world's power system would respond".

The good news is that if we face this storm together, we can end this global apartheid.

A member of the North Somerset Council, Christopher Richards, said: "If we had a storm up here and these trees came down, then the entire hillfort could be destroyed".

If we capture that storm water and it goes down to the aquifer, then we have the option of pulling it back up and cleaning it.

The only way it might happen is if we had "a perfect storm" — a storm big enough to finally end the global warming debate but not so big that it ended the world.