Sentence examples for storm the wall from inspiring English sources

Twelve days after the storm, the Wall Street Journal's Washington Wire column generated a furor when it reported that Richard Baker, a Republican congressman from Baton Rouge, had been overheard telling lobbyists, "We finally cleaned up public housing in New Orleans.

In a comedy of errors, the bumbling East German government became paralyzed as mobs tried to storm the wall and get to West Germany.

They definitely wouldn't storm the walls at Agincourt.

Undaunted, she used her sense of humor and her sense of style to storm the walls of that male bastion, laughing — and dancing — at convention.

Another sortie by a Spanish force of 800 men surprised several units of Janissaries who were attempting to storm the walls of Castlenuovo, killing most of them and leaving the field strewn with corpses.

His new book, Storming the Wall: Climate Change, Migration, and Homeland Security (City Lights Books), has just been published.

The Spanish stormed the wall, to find that the inhabitants had withdrawn under cover of torrential rain that had interrupted the battle.

Tuesday night, I was on a plane coming home late, that's when people stormed the wall and there were a few arrests.

The Spanish stormed the wall, to find that the inhabitants had left spears planted inside to make the Spanish think that warriors were still defending the town, when they had actually withdrawn under cover of torrential rain that had interrupted the battle.

Travis became one of the first defenders to die, shot while firing his shotgun into the soldiers below him, though one source says that he drew his sword and stabbed a Mexican officer who had stormed the wall before succumbing to his injury.

The Washington Post unearthed a tale of stylistic storm at The Wall Street Journal.