Sentence examples for rising storm from inspiring English sources
The part of a sentence "rising storm" is correct and can be used in written English
It can be used to describe a weather phenomenon or a metaphorical representation of a tense or intense situation. Example 1: The rising storm warned of the impending hurricane that would soon ravage the coast. Example 2: As tensions between the two countries escalated, a rising storm of conflict threatened to erupt into all-out war.
Hers is a fight against rising storm and sewer water.
Washington's contented life was interrupted by the rising storm in imperial affairs.
The Rising Storm Ms. Frerer, 58, was at her mother's home south of Joplin that Sunday afternoon.
Then, from the center of his rising storm, very slowly and deliberately, he began the slow ride home.
Amid a rising storm of protest, Ross has tried to reassure his corporate sponsors, saying that he would "never promote violence against women".
The pizzicato scherzo from his String Quartet (1893) and the symbolic writing for the violins in La Mer, conveying the rising storm waves, show a new conception of string colour.
But what sort of rising power is India?Special report An elephant, not a tiger The democracy tax is rising Storm-clouds gathering The world is rocky Creaking, groaning Where invisible threads fray India elsewhere Ruled by Lakshmi Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsOn foreign policy, in which until recently India had little interest outside South Asia, it is starting to look a bit like China.
But with investors struggling to find cash, the RBI is now worried about growth.Special report An elephant, not a tiger The democracy tax is rising Storm-clouds gathering The world is rocky Creaking, groaning Where invisible threads fray India elsewhere Ruled by Lakshmi Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsEven before global confidence dived, India's economy was slowing.
And as sea levels rise, storm surges and other coastal flooding will only get worse.
Between West Point and Cornwall rises Storm King Mountain, a giant green lump that looms up from the western bank of the river.
The stage seems held in an undulating net of bare colored bulbs that telegraph a code of their own as sun rises, storm falls or hell breaks loose.
