Sentence examples for it a stormy from inspiring English sources

Its position controlling east-west routes and passes across the Carpathians has given it a stormy history.

As I watch, the laden clouds change shape and a long dark shadow is cast over the water, turning it a stormy Prussian blue.

Though no reliable record of their meeting on 26 June 1813 exists it seems it was a stormy meeting, though not one that disappointed either side.

It proved a stormy romance beset by numerous quarrels, but it persisted until Camille's madness brought it to a finish in 1898.

It was a stormy time in American history, particularly on its college campuses, and Beinecke knew that she wanted to tackle an issue related to social justice.

It was a stormy June day.

However, at the time, it produced a stormy episode in British-French scientific relations.

It got a stormy reception, with those in the audience becoming increasingly agitated.

It is a stormy and tragic story of two lovers whose lives are destroyed by greed and history.

It's a stormy night & they've been assigned to search the forest about a mile away from the boy's house.

It was a stormy trial, with Malik defending himself, alleging bias by the judge and complaining of his treatment by the court officers.