Sentence examples for stormed about from inspiring English sources

At first she stormed about like a force of nature as Maggie, ruthlessly describing her greedy in-laws Mae and Gooper and their "no-neck monster" children, and then grew quiet and lingered in some pauses at the risk of slowing down the play.

But he was also an alcoholic who stormed about in drunken stupors, chasing his wife onto the front lawn as young Tom ran after them to protect her.

Someone with presence, charisma, and that ineffable "it" factor is never seen storming about, making waves, or punishing others arbitrarily.

A Shakespearean Sized Storm Is About To Hit the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery.

He brain-storms about the Internet.

At the height of the storm, about 200 were affected.

The only people trying to whip up a big storm about this are the Conservative Party.

Since the storm, about 18,000 cars have packed the tarmac end to end, he said.

The accusations caused uproar in Congress and added fire to the political storm about the war.

Since then, there has been a small storm about what he meant by that phrase.

There was a little Twitter storm about that, but not much.