Sentence examples for may be storming from inspiring English sources

Considering that Throup has already won design competitions sponsored by Umbro and Levi's, his troupe of imaginary friends may be storming the neighborhood mall sooner than you think.

Lewis Hamilton may be storming towards victory out in front - he has a 12 second lead over Sebastian Vettel - but there are some good battles further down the field.

* Two deaths blamed on Debby, two others may be storm-related (Adds body found in river, updates storm status).

"Rain on Roke may be drouth in Osskil," teaches the Master Summoner, "and a calm in the East Reach may be storm and ruin in the West, unless you know what you are about".

Another common measure of natural capital may be storm water retention capacity of green space or surface water nutrient reduction capacity of wetlands.

It may not be storming barricades.

"The row may be a storm in a teacup but it has a significant underlying message," said Mark Oaten, parliamentary chairman of the Liberal Democrats.

"There may be some storm clouds on the horizon," he added, particularly if dot-coms significantly cut back on ad spending in the traditional media.

The so-called yellow alert is issued to put people on notice that there may be disruptive storms.

The Met Office yellow alert is issued to give people notice that there may be disruptive storms causing localised flooding.

Exceptions to this may be following storms, weed harvesting or turnover events, after which some aquatic species may undergo exponential growth, such as Salvinia molesta and Nymphaea mexicana.