Sentence examples similar to storm press from inspiring English sources

The Red Storm pressed and trapped and played physical defense, keeping the Hoyas from establishing their offense in the lane.

Get mayoral hurricane advice en espanol at @ElBloombito, the fake Twitter account first created by Rachel Figueroa-Levin during Irene to mock Bloomberg's multilingual pre-storm press conferences.

Vince Cable is the former Business Secretary in the Coalition and author of a new book "After the Storm" (Atlantic Press).

With enthusiasm at last waning for "lying-in-state-gate"—a silly row over some gossipy newspaper allegations to the effect that Downing Street had angled for the incorrigibly thespian Mr Blair to be given an inappropriately prominent role at the Queen Mother's funeral a storm of press outrage over the "snooper's charter" was about to break over the home secretary's head.

Eye of the Storm (Free Press, $37.50) is a unique memoir in a crowded field.

Emergency shelters were set up across the island ahead of the storm; however, press reports indicate that no one sought refuge in shelters.

After his world record breaking run in New York City, which was preceded by a lightning storm, the press frequently made puns on the Jamaican's name, nicknaming him "Lightning Bolt" and the "Bolt from the blue".

With Barrette MIA, she opted to storm a press conference hosted by Culture Minister Hélène David instead, pouncing in front of the podium with her breasts bare and skirt lifted, wailing "NO TO BILL 20".

Inside the building, they stormed the press area and sprayed reporters with Champagne.

Lincoln's administrators backpedaled after a storm of bad press.

The piece ignited a storm of negative press, forcing Mr. Koolhaas to issue a denial.