Sentence examples for storm stood from inspiring English sources

As of Monday morning, the death toll from the storm stood at 106 people in 10 states, making it the deadliest storm to hit the East Coast since the blizzard and floods of January 1996, which killed 187 people, according to federal data reported by The Associated Press.

One early estimate of the cost of the storm stands at $45bn.

One hurricane expert, Jeff Masters, warned that the storm "stands poised to become one of the most damaging hurricanes of all time" because of its vast size.

So far, the death toll from the storm stands at 51, with at least 20 in Texas and the rest spread across nine other states that stood in the hurricane's path.

Somewhere in the middle of this changing media storm stands the Bristol Herald Courier.

By Robert Penn Warren The New Yorker, October 2, 1978 P. 36 Once, after storm, I stood at the cliff head, View Article.

By Robert Penn Warren The New Yorker, October 2, 1978 P. 36 Once, after storm, I stood at the cliff head, View Article By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By Malcolm Gladwell By David Remnick.

A cinder-block cube with a flat-slab roof, the storm house stood ten feet from the back door of their home, practically beneath the kitchen window; the constant sight of it was either grim or comforting, depending on one's world view.

The slight, intense Ms. Sadovska, who is in New York only briefly, working with the Yara Arts Group, a theater troupe, at LaMama, stormed onstage, stood behind a harmonium and quickly announced that all the songs she would perform had been given to her by women she had met in her travels through Ukraine.

But if the contention was that a middling team in the Big East, the grueling conference in which the Red Storm currently stands at 4-5, had embarrassed the A.C.C., Krzyzewski was not buying that, either.

As the storm approached, workers stood at the ready with 500 tons of sand, 500 tons of salt, 18,000 gallons of anti-icing liquid and 18 pieces of snow removal equipment, including plows, blowers and sweepers.