Sentence examples for of a stormy from inspiring English sources

The managers did not shake hands at the end of a stormy match.

Slightly mottled, like the color of a stormy sky, these slabs are attractive and plentiful.

On a lobbying trip to Albany, he stomped out of a stormy meeting with Assembly Democrats from Nassau.

Your vision of the court sharper in memory than in the gray scale of a stormy afternoon.

Yet he shot the image here, of a stormy sky over an intersection, from a car, with one hand on his Leica and the other on the wheel.

Son No. 2 was in the throes of a stormy adolescence, and my late-in-life child was a sheltered 9 year old.

We saw brief moments of fist pumps and excitement from him, but they were like short bursts of sunshine on a stormy afternoon.

The cover showed a picture of a city on a stormy night.

Fully exposed to the elements, this is a wild part of the coast on a stormy day.

Chelsea crashed out of the Champions League on a stormy night at Stamford Bridge as Paris St-Germain reached the last eight on away goals after extra time.

No moment in this huge game is more satisfying than the successful sinking, on a stormy sea, of a convoy led by a massive British man-of-war.