Sentence examples for is storm from inspiring English sources
verb
To move quickly and noisily like a storm, usually in a state of uproar or anger.
- She stormed out of the room.
The other problem is storm water runoff.
Another complication is storm speed.
(A prosaic alternative title is "Storm King Wall".
It is storm season again on the Gulf Coast.
Then, there is "Storm and Sorrow in the High Pamirs," by Robert W. Craig.
A great source of information on this topic is "Storm Tactics Handbook," by Lin and Larry Pardey.
The cliff on wild days is storm-watchers' domain.
Q. Does insurance cover the loss of food in refrigerators/freezers due to extended power outages? A. Yes, if the outage is storm-related, Ms. Worters said.
This is storming Normandy.
The economy is storming ahead.
Another issue that remains insufficiently studied is storm-time induction at high auroral-zone latitudes, where geomagnetic activity can have amplitudes much greater than at mid and low latitudes.
