Sentence examples for storm cover from inspiring English sources

I was inspired by the post-Sandy New York Magazine "The City and the Storm" cover photo of Manhattan by Iwan Baan.

The storm covered parts of north Texas in ice over the weekend and then moved east.

The first, "Before the Storm", covered the 1964 presidential run of the harshly doctrinaire Barry Goldwater, whose thumping defeat concealed the swelling power of the New Right.

The storm covered Central Park with eight inches of snow yesterday, less than it left behind elsewhere as it crawled up the East Coast.

The Android Market used to be about as visually pleasing as a funeral during a rain storm, covered from edge to edge in black backgrounds and white text.

After a few minutes rehashing the coming weather event, complete with "dude standing unnecessarily in the path of a dangerous storm, covered in sea foam and nasty".

With any storm the piled up water has an exit path to the sides and this escape mechanism is reduced in proportion to the surge force (for the same peak wind speed) as the storm covers more area.

Later, too, there's a storming cover version of "She is Beyond Good and Evil", a post-punk anthem by the Pop Group, on which St Vincent and her band are enthusiastically joined by Pop Group singer Mark Stewart.

Luckily, later storms covered it over again.

Two cars were left trapped on the coast road after storms covered it in sand and shingle.

In Manhattan, flooding in a Category 3 or 4 storm could cover the financial district, TriBeCa, the West Village and parts of the East Village and East Harlem.