Sentence examples for storm benefits from inspiring English sources

Like the best country music, Scott Hudson's "Sweet Storm" benefits from restraint.

The Red Storm benefited from a disputed call at the end of regulation.

John Cassidy on how the response to the storm has benefited the Obama campaign.

The Red Storm has benefited from having Hardy in the point guard role, which capitalizes on his athleticism.

But some companies have started going a step further, offering more specific storm-related benefits like hurricane-warning protection.

Thus, New York City, which is to the northeast of the storm, may benefit from two factors that may limit the worst coastal flooding.

But those who weathered the storm have benefited from simple economics: the national supply of bees fell, while demand for pollination has since quadrupled alongside almond growth.

Roughly a month after the storm, a benefit concert was held in St. John's.

Before the election, politicians commented how a suppressed turnout as a result of the storm would benefit Muskie, in a state where no Democrat had won governorship since 1934.

Stacey Bendet Eisner: At the Alice and Olivia store on Robertson Boulevard, moms and their fashion forward kids sipped tea, nibbled cookies and cupcakes and shopped up a storm to benefit the Children's Defense Fund.

Before leaving for Florida, Romney attended a rally in Kettering, Ohio, which had hastily been converted to a storm-relief benefit: attendees were asked to bring non-perishable food, flashlights, and other items that could be sent to the victims of Sandy.