Sentence examples for storm standing from inspiring English sources

He had last seen her about 4 p.m. on the day of the storm, standing in front of her home.

— When high tide came on Saturday morning, Nancy Bemis was photographing the sea, as she does every storm, standing at the porch door to her apartment, which is tucked into the tangle of power lines and buildings where residents crane to see the sea from the shoreline of this small beach community.

During the contest, Ms. Jackie, who was accompanying Storm, interfered and helped Storm by standing on the ring apron and distracting Young.

Robin Williams' brilliant opening monologue after the Desert Storm invasion, standing just a few feet away from Roy Orbison as he sang "Pretty Woman", working with Dolly Parton and Mary Tyler Moore.

You saw him at the shore standing with storm victim's, having a bro-hug with President Obama, and working hard to get money for the recovery.

Smith and Storm aren't standing idly by, either.

The inflow of a supercell storm feels like standing behind a jet blast at takeoff.

"Being in a solar storm is like standing in the beam of a particle accelerator," says Bamford. "Highly energetic protons can easily penetrate the walls of a spacecraft, and are able to disrupt human DNA and molecular structures inside cells.

In Fiji, cases of typhoid typically spike after cyclones and other serious storms: pools of standing water form, providing safe harbor to Salmonella typhi, the bacterium that causes the illness.

I believe that I can weather the storm and still be standing once the economy (inevitably) picks up again.

Mr. Pedano and his cousin, Mr. Rizzuto, president of a health care communications company in Cedar Knolls, had been close, before the storm, to completing renovations on a two-family house; it was still standing after the storm, but the first floor was ruined.