Sentence examples for storm somewhere from inspiring English sources

One prominent person intends to seek shelter from the storm somewhere else.

Schools were closed and around us, the wind rushed, then dropped, pulling the air out of our lungs to make a storm somewhere.

According to Bill Goff, a product manager for the New York region, that definition places a storm somewhere between a Category 2 and a Category 3. Lately, some insurers have tried to generate support nationally for a federally financed insurance catastrophe fund.

As Abbott drove through a storm somewhere between Glasgow and Manchester, we spoke to him about his time in Wysing, and the intricacies of his beloved modular synthesis.

Before Cleopatra came Eve, Medusa, and Electra; when a woman teams up with a snake, a moral storm threatens somewhere.

Forecasters on Monday afternoon predicted that the storm would land somewhere in southeastern Louisiana as a Category 2 hurricane, just as Republicans were set to kick their gathering into high gear.

A young man stands in the middle of the street during a storm, his gaze focussed somewhere far behind the lens.

But Stephens finds some resistance from somewhere, a storming backhand winner, and an error from Bartoli makes it 30-all.

Paul Tarrant, a Slade student raised "in the shadow of the ironworks" for whom "Art had always been Somewhere Else," storms out of Henry Tonks's life drawing class.

Storm water has to go somewhere.

Though they felt slightly inconvenienced by the transit shutdown, worrying that they might have trouble getting back to the city from the New York Jets game this afternoon, they said they would be happy to ride out the storm at a shopping mall somewhere in New Jersey.