Sentence examples for is stormed 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.
"Who are you?" splutters West as his well-appointed office is stormed.
It will be years before Binghamton's court is stormed again in celebration of an N.C.A.A. tournament berth.
The squat is stormed by the police, a horrifying accident occurs and the ringleader is thrown in prison, where he becomes politically radicalised.
Mr. Sickmann said he had some trepidation about how his story as a hostage would be told, but was pleased that Ryan Ahern, who plays him in the opening scenes, as the embassy is stormed, is better-looking than he is.
The ensuing drama ricochets around various departments and bureaucratic black holes until it comes to a farcical climax, in which a house is stormed by armed officers, and the shooter is shot, though nobody wants to take responsibility for ordering the action – so nobody really does.
Elsewhere in Season 8, "Portlandia" depicts meals as social rituals, then rearranges their codes: a dinner party is jolted into horror-film territory when a couples' night is stormed by a newly single friend, who stalks the premises like a demonic killer.
This is storming Normandy.
The economy is storming ahead.
Their houses are being stormed.
It was stormed by elite Indian commandos.
