Sentence examples for stormy week from inspiring English sources

Friday May 26 It was a dark and stormy week.

After a stormy week, analysts saw little in the near-term to soothe the jarred psyches of investors, who watched both the upstanding Dow drop and the frontier-town Nasdaq get pummeled.

His comments come the day after the FA was ridiculed at the Fifa Congress for trying to stop Sepp Blatter's re-election as president after a stormy week of corruption allegations in Zurich.

If there is a murmur of allegory here, of the Russia that was ruled with unsmiling rigor for seventy years or so — as brief, in historical terms, as the scorched and stormy week experienced by Ivan and Andrey — then Zvyagintsev is too smart and subtle to press the point.

It might have been a stormy week to be over in NYC, and you know I'm not talking about the weather, but that didn't slow things at all.

It was a stormy week in the worlds of politics and current affairs.

PERHAPS the most surprising thing about the past few stormy weeks in the life of Steve Levy, Suffolk's county executive, is that he seems surprised.

And he has spent these stormy weeks making media appearances where he has claimed that discussing climate change now is "very, very insensitive" to victims, attacked his predecessors in the job and other climate advocates, and claimed that he is the true environmentalist.

1 Turmoil for Brooklyn Bishop It has been a stormy few weeks for Bishop Thomas V. Daily, the Roman Catholic bishop of Brooklyn.

How did the seemingly innocuous devaluation of the Thai baht in July 1997 set off a financial whirlwind that devastated Asia and Russia, and that looked for a stormy few weeks in the following September as if it might sweep away the global financial system?

After a stormy few weeks, the ship of bitcoin seems like it's beginning to right itself.