But one day the storm of great events will come here, too.
The protagonist is usually a reflector, not an actor, an ordinary man or woman whose life is blown off course by the storm of great events.
"So, you see, for those of us who have been here for a long time, this is the demon that we've lived with, and it was never a matter of if a storm of great magnitude would come, it was always a matter of when".
The best parties are when you have the perfect storm of great friends, great sound system and the music is unexpected end exciting.
Antoine is a fantastic human being on top of being a great director, so that was sort of the perfect storm of great things for me.
The automatic detection of sudden commencements which are followed by magnetic storms is of great importance, as these events often affect radio and television interference and blackouts, which are hazards to orbiting astronauts and spacecrafts and power grids.
This causes the dust storms of the Great Plains of the U.S.
This atmospheric, expertly structured one-act drama by Randy Sharp, at the Axis Theater on Sheridan Square, is something of a companion piece to "The Grapes of Wrath," in which the Joads leave the drought and dust storms of the Great Plains, hoping to make a new life (and perhaps see the sun again) in California.
After touring the solar system from the vast chasms of Valles Marineris to the frigid geysers of Enceladus to the immense storm of the Great Red Spot, you might want to end your vacation in a place with a breathable atmosphere and plenty of surface liquid water.
But this negative view of activation ignores the evidence provided above that countries which have been successful in implementing activation have weathered the recent storm of the Great Recession relatively well.
