Sentence examples for mounting tempest from inspiring English sources
Then, late last week, amid a mounting tempest of Congressional criticism, Fannie Mae became the subject of a criminal investigation by the Justice Department; that investigation is likely to take precedence over a continuing Securities and Exchange Commission inquiry.
That company will also mount "The Tempest" on all three campuses.
The estimable Oregon Shakespeare Festival mounts "The Tempest," a late work that illustrates the metaphor's power to bewitch us.
They mounted productions of "The Tempest," with Rylance as Prospero, at the Rollright Stones and at the ruins of Corfe Castle, in Dorset.
For instance, Levin established that JPMorgan knew more about the mounting losses than it let on during the now-notorious conference call in April 2012, when Dimon described the trades as "a tempest in a teapot".
In 1988 he brought to Edinburgh his version of The Tempest set on the island of Sado, the source of Japanese Noh drama, and showing a group of actors mounting Shakespeare's play with their black-garbed director as Prospero.
"If there be never a servant-monster in the fair," Shakespeare's rival Ben Jonson snorted contemptuously in the preface to a new play he was mounting, "who can help it?" Jonson was loath, he declared, "to make Nature afraid in his plays, like those that beget Tales, Tempests, and such like drolleries".
