Sentence examples for storms of time from inspiring English sources

Each year, it weathers the storms of time, taste as old timers and newbies alike make the pilgrimage to the desert to find out who they are, and to even for a brief, fleeting moment glimpse a better more cooperative world.

Remember that it only takes one – 1992's hurricane Andrew was one of the worst storms of all time, and it occurred during a rather weak season.

Such few ships as had escaped the storms of that time came stunned and shattered and sounding their way cautiously through the new marks and shoals of once familiar ports.

Here's the snaggle-hipped climax to Dancing in which Swayze and Grey twirl up a storm to Time of my Life.

The USS Enterprise has always been propelled by fan power - a letter-writing campaign (the Twitter storm of its time) prompted Paramount to make a third and final season of the original show, which lasted just over two and a half years.

This made it the strongest Atlantic hurricane since Hurricane Wilma and it was tied for the seventh most intense Atlantic storm of all time.

But even if I were sunbathing naked during the biggest solar storm of all time, I probably wouldn't absorb any of it.

The Red Storm ran out of time and court.

Still trailing by 20 points, the Storm ran out of time and ideas, Eastwood snatching an intercept to race 50m before off-loading to Lafai for his third of the day.

Figure 16 compares the number of major storms as a function of time for cycles 23 and 24, including the last couple of events of cycle 22.

A perfect storm of prosperous times, population trends (the children of the baby boom were reaching driving age) and accurate market research combined to sell the youthful two-door in record numbers.