Sentence examples similar to shared storm from inspiring English sources

"We've decided not to share Storm's sex for now – a tribute to freedom and choice in place of limitation," says the father.

We are linked not just by a shared experience of storms, but also by first-hand understanding of the ways in which oppression based on race, class and gender interacts with these disasters.

A steel-drummer played sunny melodies as a greeter, Debbie Marvin, happily shared images of the storm's track on her iPad with streams of arriving delegates.

Roberto Rodríguez, president of the National Water Commission, calmly explained in a widely shared video that the storm was stronger than some of the most destructive hurricanes hitting Mexico in past years.

But the past month he's been sharing up a storm (for him), sending links to his pictures and tweeting out iTunes links with the new iTunes/Twitter integration.

Of shared attributes of racing and storm chasing, Carlson said: "You sometimes need a little bit of speed to get out of a dangerous situation".

Conversations turn into the perfect storm - no shared humor, affection, or appreciation.

Former #Felixstowe nurse has shared her memories of #1987 storm.

The fact that she shared a name with the storm only adds to the hurt.

Oklahomans shared their experiences of the storm on Twitter and Vine, posting images and videos of rising floodwaters and ominous skies.

Luckily, we weathered the storm, and our shared disdain for a common Parisian and my one-sided conversation with the Frenchman with my hand around his throat only brought us closer.