Sentence examples for really storm from inspiring English sources

When mallards storm off, they really storm off, giving everyone a good look at their bright blue backsides as they swim away.

John Wayne did not really storm the beaches of Normandy, although we all watched him do it.

"To really storm the airport and win it back, we need 10,000 men, tanks and armored vehicles, but first of all one or two hours of serious artillery or missile bombardments," Prusov said.

The girl said she must have really stormed the town and Emily thought to herself that she had, rather.

"But it seems like the more feminine rappers are the ones really storming it at the moment".

"I think if British playwrights were really storming Los Angeles and California then you'd have something to talk about".

For Southern California, as the jet stream gets pushed farther north, "it makes the average number of storms go down, but it means the odds of having a really juicy storm go up," Dr. Battisti said.

But we were against really a storm.

"It is a really significant storm," Ms. Fortin said.

A really good storm used to be something to celebrate.

"The other night, we had our first really big storm," Shikany says.