Dortmund had stormed through the group stage, losing only one match to finish ahead of Arsenal, but have struggled domestically.
A force of 12,000 policemen stormed the colony and evacuated the 70,000 residents overnight to a swampy area four kilometres away (that turned into another, still extant, slum called Cheetah Camp).
He signed for Bournemouth in 2013 and has played an important role as Eddie Howe's side have stormed to the top of the Championship.
Late on Tuesday, Boko Haram gunmen also stormed through two settlements near Chibok, the village where the schoolgirls were kidnapped last month.
Later, they stormed into the home of the editor, Anatol Bukas.
The music industry is not what you might call shy when it comes to mimicking recent successes, so identifying big pop's key trend for 2014 simply requires a glance back at 2013 when, in the year's closing stages, Beyoncé stormed over the horizon with the year's defining moment.
Nigel Farage has unleashed his much-promised political earthquake across British politics as Ukip stormed to victory in the European elections, performing powerfully across the country.
Weinstein was seized on 13 August 2011 when men with assault rifles stormed into his home in Lahore, where he worked as a director for a USAid contractor.
Abu Ghraib was the scene of the biggest – and most damaging – breakout in 2013, with up to 500 inmates, many of them senior jihadists handed over by the departing US military, fleeing in July of that year after the prison was stormed by Islamic State forces, who launched a simultaneous, and equally successful, raid on nearby Taji prison.
And with 290 points she didn't just win Eurovision, she absolutely stormed it.
Serb forces needed it desperately, and stormed into the city, expelling Bosniaks and detaining hundreds in brutal camps.
