Sentence examples for storm ensued from inspiring English sources
A media storm ensued with the obligatory Daily Maily "feminazi" story.
Earlier this year, a media storm ensued when researchers confirmed that Pacific bluefin tuna caught in Californian waters were marked by radioactive elements absorbed from the 2011 Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster in Japan.
But once the news broke, and the media storm ensued, Ms. Couric went back to Las Vegas on Tuesday to ask Mr. Agassi about it and his take on the public's reaction.
He didn't provide any evidence to back up this claim, but he did say, "This is Nixon/Watergate," and, in reference to Obama, he added, "Bad (or sick) guy!" A political media storm ensued.
Again, a press storm ensued.
Yet it's only when the target of the mockery is updated from boring old women to non-binary people – as with Benedict Cumberbatch's androgynous supermodel in the Zoolander sequel – that an internet storm ensues.
In the publicity storm that ensued, the number of new Avandia prescriptions shrank by twenty-one per cent, and investors lopped more than twelve billion dollars off the market capitalization of the drug's maker, Glaxo-Smith-Kline.
Amis told Vanity Fair he argued with Charles "at a small dinner party" following the worldwide storm that ensued after publication of Rushdie's novel The Satanic Verses in 1989.
His frustration was shared by many, which served as the groundswell for the powerful Twitter storm that ensued.
Flash flooding and the overflowing of storm sewers ensued in the southeastern portions of the state; there were also losses to crops, especially corn, cotton, and tobacco.
