Sentence examples for storming in one from inspiring English sources

Maybe because politics is one of the few spheres of life still steeped in sexual repression, it is also one of the few where the Feydeau-style sex farce still thrives, complete with angry wives storming in one door as agile mistresses scoot out another.

"Completely infantile and idiotic ideas," he storms in one of the centre's lecture theatres in Providence, Rhode Island.

The arrival of two record-breaking storms in one season, along with the blistering temperatures out West, will no doubt renew the urgent discussion of Earth's changing climate, as it should.

When Zhang stormed in one day to demand that Chen surrender a cellphone that he used to contact friends outside, Chen asked him how this action could be legally justifiable.

The two selected storms in 2004 were both long-duration intense storms, behaving like two storms in one with two peak maxima.

It seems that even four storms in one state in one year didn't change a thing--no pause for reflection.

Some 12,500 people fled their homes to ride out the storm in one of Puerto Rico's 500 shelters.

The stars and stripes -- and Governor Romney's own rate-fixers and predatory lenders -- gathering in a storm, in one of America's hardest hit epicenters of the housing crisis.

And this could have just been dismissed as a storm in one Senate race's tea cup, a bit like George Allen's macaca moment during the 2006 Virginia Senate race.

The name stems from MIT meteorologist Edward Lorenz, whose suggestion that a massive storm in one part of the world might actually have its roots in the faraway flapping of a tiny butterfly's wings in yet another.

One month previously, in the city of Mocoa in the country's south, a similar storm resulted in one of the most deadly disasters in Colombia of the last decade, when landslides killed more than 250 people.