Sentence examples for point of storm from inspiring English sources

Superb shooting from Kadeen Corbin brought Herts to within a point of Storm, but it was too little too late.

The contrary story on the ground is that the Iraqi army, far from being on the point of storming Mosul, is under-resourced and once again suffering desertions and low morale.

He angered Tories by allowing the Labour MP Chris Bryant to call Jeremy Hunt a "liar" without being ruled out of order, and had a public row with the government chief whip, Patrick McLouglin, who appeared to be on the point of storming out of the Chamber in protest at a ruling that appeared to favour Labour.

On the outskirts of Kandahar, at the former residence of Mullah Muhammad Omar, the Taliban leader, an "A team" -- a 12-man group that is the core fighting unit of the Special Forces -- began training 25 Afghan soldiers in the finer points of storming a hostile building.

Stars moved to within a point of Manchester Storm in eighth spot as the battle for the play-offs took further twists.

The first-round leader Heather Dand-Donofrio and the second-day upstart Marilyn Lovander were tied for the lead near the midway point of the storm-marred LPGA Friendly's Classic yesterday in Agawam.

In more moist atmospheres which become hazy, pilots navigate above the haze layer in order to get a better vantage point of these storms.

The crowd of 11,768 for the victory over Connecticut on Jan . 19 the high point of the Red Storm season, was the smallest for a UConn game since St. John's moved it to the Garden in 1991.

The focal point of criticism was Storm of Zehir's story.

From point of origin, the storm follows a northerly direction, only affecting small islands.

"From a marketing point of view, the storms have been a wake-up call," says Mitchell.