Sentence examples for storming that from inspiring English sources

Filtzer noted a myriad of issues in Soviet production that had meant a more formal bonus system was unworkable in the Soviet Union: irregular availability of supplies that were often of variable quality, an irrational division of labour and a reliance on "storming" that made it difficult to motivate workers through a more conventional payments system.

They are back on the front foot, storming that line of advantage.

The acting ambassador, Shamil al-Mohammed, who is ranked as the first secretary, was inside the building, the police said, and was one of those slightly injured in the storming that ending the affair.

On the northern front, the security forces of the autonomous Kurdish region launched an attack on Sunday to oust Islamist militants from villages about 20 km (13 miles) east of Mosul so as to increase the pressure on Islamic State and pave the way for storming that city.

Another factor was the storm that hit that evening, causing electrical outages and hindering communications.

Oscar Frayer, 6ft 6in, three-star forward from Hayward, California, recently verballed to Majerle after decommitting from Cal-Berkeley last November – noting that a January win over WAC power New Mexico State at GCU Arena, and the court-storming that followed, left a mark.

"This is a storm that basically shifted the island.

"It's like a storm that blew through," she said.

It was a storm that would eventually pass.

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