Sentence examples for storm with a from inspiring English sources

"I've worked multiple disasters, but I've never worked an ice storm with a forecast like this.

Killing starfish is akin to swatting a locust storm with a butterfly net.

—Urban Outfitters dismissed the storm with a pun about wind that cannot be repeated in a family newspaper.

This caused a major media storm, with a number of news channels providing in-depth analysis on the incident.

"The fact is, a storm with a name is easier to follow, which will mean fewer surprises and more preparation".

After all, Mr. Whittle has taken Manhattan by storm with a few high-profile hires, high-priced marketing and an aggressive early admissions process.

Technically, this most recent event was both, "a hybrid storm with a hurricane in the middle, wrapped up in a nor'easter," Mr. Norcross said.

Every few seasons in the Brian Urlacher era, the Bears seem to take the league by storm with a dominant defense and special teams.

Mr Li has recently stirred up a storm with a new book entitled "Everybody in the World Knows", a collection of sharp essays on his country's social ills.

No lifeboats were stationed there, so he swam out to sea in the storm with a rope to help people back to safety.

Announcing the Weather Channel's plans, the meteorologist Tom Niziol wrote that "a storm with a name is easier to follow, which will mean fewer surprises and more preparation".