Sentence examples for plenty of storms from inspiring English sources

Keith Rogers, tossing a bike, television, microwave, coffee pot and stereo into a minivan before fleeing to his brother's home in Rockledge, a few miles inland, said he had seen plenty of storms in 40 years here but had run from none until now.

Built in the 1930s, it has the feel of a whaling station, and it has weathered plenty of storms.

PETER SHUMLIN, DEMOCRAT ELECTED: 2010 BAD STORM MEMORY: Vermonters have seen plenty of bad storms, but they generally pride themselves on their ability to weather the elements, especially harsh winters.

In coming years there will be plenty of big storms and deep droughts.

"I have seen plenty of media storms but I have never been caught in one before and I have to say in personal terms it was an absolutely shattering experience, more so because it was built on a lie.

I suspect plenty of people will storm out of the theater equally enraged (and in need of whiskey).

It's about a 4% extra amount, provides plenty of moisture for these storms and it's unfortunate that the public is not associating this with the fact that this is one manifestation of climate change.

Of course, there are still plenty films featuring oceanic adventures: Cradle of Storms and Tierra De Patagones are two standouts, taking you to some of the world's most beautiful natural settings in the quest to find new waves.

Yet in New York and Boston, far more accumstomed to such weather and given plenty of advanced notice, the storm was not as bad as feared.

This gives you plenty of leeway to cope with storms and delays.

Designed by Baca Architects, the house is inspired by similar efforts in the Netherlands.Residents who prefer more terrestrial abodes still have plenty of prosaic ways to weather storms.