Sentence examples for may storm the from inspiring English sources
"They may storm the city again, using the weapons that were meant to protect Kunduz from them".
When these high-powered players put their backs to a climax now, you are never sure what to expect: the climax may storm the heavens, or it may fizzle for lack of unanimity.
The lawmakers have said they fear that opponents may storm the building and turn it over to a pro-government majority that walked out last month and has been holding rival sessions in an exhibition hall.
And the third is whether it should continue to concentrate on the one-off "event TV" business, in which a show may storm the ratings one summer but then disappear.In theory, Endemol already has a distribution outlet through its parent company.
While other girls may storm to the front, Dharling could be a dark horse in the competition, taking a page from Season Five winner Jinkx Monsoon's book and smiling all the way to the crowning.
With diesel cars making real progress in motorsports, there's a chance they may again storm the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
The late-season storm originated in the Gulf of Alaska and "for a mid-May storm, the rainfall totals have been pretty impressive," the National Weather Service said on its Facebook page.
Because, while the Tea Party may have stormed the wrong Castle last night, come November quite a few of them may indeed storm their way into the Senate itself.
On the Origin of Species may have stormed the west in 1859 but Darwinian scientific and social thought did not reach China in any significant way until four decades later, when the nation was in turmoil, says Brock.
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.
Mr. Rossi, you may recall, stormed the corner of Fifth Avenue and 82nd Street, perhaps the most coveted weenie-vending spot in the city, with its hordes of hungry tourists and lack of nearby restaurants, in 2007.
