Sentence examples for stormed with from inspiring English sources

Mr. Norrington encouraged applause after Mr. Denk stormed with aplomb through Beethoven's long, wild cadenza.

And off he stormed with others following behind, echoing his sentiment, if not in words then certainly in body language.

The early part brings Kael from her parents' California chicken ranch to the ramparts of The New Yorker, which she stormed with her history-making 1967 review of "Bonnie and Clyde".

She marched up to Cage and stormed, "With all the chaos in the world, why do you make more?" She turned on her heel and walked away, only to feel a tap on her shoulder.

"The Korean Peninsula and its vicinity are turning into the world's biggest hotspot where a nuclear war may break out since they have been constantly stormed with all nuclear strike means of the US imperialist aggressor troops, including nuclear carrier strike group and nuclear strategic flying corps.

Last December, the British Embassy in Iran was overrun, an action carried out with clear official backing (much as the U.S. Embassy was stormed with official backing and its diplomats taken hostage in 1979, at the beginning of Iran's Islamic Revolution).

Storms with different tracks?

By Morten Storm with Tim Lister and Paul Cruickshank.

The storm, with 80 m.p.h.

That works a storm with Gorillaz.

Rejuvenation may occur after large storms with fresh sand deposits.