Sentence examples for storm cap from inspiring English sources

They have done it in one of the most overtly aggressive Ryder Cup initiatives since 1991 when Corey Pavin donned his Desert Storm cap and whipped up the people in South Carolina for the War on the Shore.

"Corey Pavin may have been greeted with surprise at Kiawah Island in 1991 [when he wore a Desert Storm cap] and again now, asking me to address his team, but I think that's just some people in the world.

Corey Pavin, who was criticised for wearing a Desert Storm cap during the 1991 match at Kiawah Island, talks about his team being addressed by Major Dan Rooney, a decorated fighter pilot: It wasn't so much a motivational speech per se, but maybe a little more awareness of what's happening around the world.

The scene: In the year of the first Gulf War, US captain Dave Stockton played on patriotism at Kiawah Island - Corey Pavin wore a Desert Storm cap - and tempers were frayed throughout.

Americans take golf very seriously indeed, which is why they invoke real war, with actual guns and dying (think Corey Pavin and Steve Pate wearing 'Desert Storm' caps  at Kiawah Island in 1991) and start crying when they lose  (think Hunter Mahan breaking down after muffing a chip and losing his crucial singles match against Graeme McDowell at Celtic Manor in 2010).

In this paper, we investigate the way in which auditing was mobilised during the 2010 Melbourne Storm salary cap scandal, through a textual analysis of media coverage associated with the crisis.

Both The Matty Johns Show and The Footy Show had improved ratings the following Thursday, after news broke of the Melbourne Storm salary cap scandal earlier that day.

Once, the running time was extended in order to provide coverage of important League news (the Melbourne Storm salary cap scandal).

"Come on, Germans -- go into your dance!" His command is the cue for a stage full of goose-stepping chorines in storm trooper caps and lederhosen hot pants to take their places in a rotating swastika formation, filmed from an overhead angle like the climax of a Busby Berkeley musical number.

There was no attempt made to control crowd noise or to instill in them the contest's essential sporting nature, and even Tom Watson felt matters had gone too far when two team members came out on the final day wearing Desert Storm forage caps.

The National Rugby League decided Friday to punish the Melbourne Storm for salary cap evasion by stripping it of titles won in those years in rugby's 13-a-side code.