Sentence examples for storm expressed from inspiring English sources

Even some New York Republicans in Congress whose districts were spared by the storm expressed misgivings.

Painting a white landscape from Maine to New York, the storm expressed itself much as weather forecasters had predicted.

Comrades, you saw how even the gods by a wonderful storm expressed their disapproval of this ill-starred adoption.

"The afternoon lasts forever," Ashbery declares in "The Ice Storm," expressing his faith that, although it is getting late, time is ample, and there will be a chance for that "accounting".

Melbourne Storm have expressed an interest in the Great Britain centre Chev Walker, who is to leave Leeds at the end of the season.

The power law relation between the frequency and range of magnetic storms is expressed by the following equation: mathrm{l}mathrm{o}{mathrm{g}}_{10}n(R)=ahbox b mathrm{l}mathrm{o}{mathrm{g}}_{10}(R) (5).

The storm's energy, expressed in terajoules, is calculated based on its wind speed and its size.

Representative Peter T. King, a Republican from Long Island who helped press his party's leadership into holding the vote, hailed the package's passage as a victory for storm victims but expressed disappointment over the House's failure to act earlier.

Though the package does not cover the entire $82 billion in damage identified by the governors of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, leaders from the storm-ravaged region expressed relief over the action in the Republican-controlled House, where storm aid had become ensnared in the larger debate over spending and deficits.

The fast decay time of the recovery phase of storms can be expressed by τ = −0.006 × Dstmin + 7.3.

For instance, climate warming is expected to raise the snowline elevation and increase the likelihood of warm storms, such as pineapple express storms, with more rainfall runoff (rather than spring snowmelt) [27], and more rapid spring snowmelt at upper elevations [28].