Sentence examples for storm something from inspiring English sources

To have a voice in the digital storm; something to talk to clients about.

I didn't want to be like Storm or something else, but I felt like it was just something that would be a little otherworldly, so Zack really liked it.

The men prayed for calm and, just after the storm cleared, something bobbed their way.

Can't we reserve the word "storm" for something that's really -- stormy?

Missing a great storm is something the Met office says "just does not happen any more".

"To me, it's the perfect storm for something that can really help a vast number of people.

The amount of rainfall predicted could bring serious hazards, and the storm presents something of a test run in the busiest part of hurricane season.

FOR THE ROAD WARRIOR The new BlackBerry Storm is something like the electronic equivalent of a mullet — all business up front, party in the back.

Sue That's the thing about the niceness of the show – you can have a Twitter storm about something like a fallen cake.

That may of course be the lull before the storm with something of a Shakespeare jamboree coming in 2016, the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death.

This can tell you a lot — that conditions are perfect for a big storm, that something is in the air — but it can't actually look at the storm for you.