Sentence examples for stormy work from inspiring English sources

There seems to be a general perception that this stormy work is less fully realized.

If we can't bet on Blunt, that leaves room for Viola Davis, who nabbed the fifth BAFTA slot for her stormy work in "Widows".

On Doctor Who she had a stormy working relationship with a director, Richard Martin, who once forgot himself, he told Marson.

My advice is to start with the Dark and stormy and work your way through the rest from there.

The piece was once summarized as: This "stormy, agitated" work contains a "vehemently triple-dotted main theme and only some brief midsection hazy sunshine [that lightens] the storm before fortississimo thunders return and finally dominate".

I thought, 'That must not be too easy to live with.' " Now crustily cruising into a triumphant old age, this once dark and stormy knight claims work no longer engulfs him.

Part dark rumination, part stormy showpiece, the work begins with the almost fragile gentleness that seems to be a signature starting point for Mr. Hersch but gradually evolves into a Rachmaninoff-like burst of virtuoso pianism.

Stormy has been working operationally since February 2013, successfully capturing storm surge events on 19 30 December 2013 and 14 23 February 2014.

In his final days, Khrushchev visited his son-in-law and former aide, Alexei Adzhubei, and told him, "[n]ever regret that you lived in stormy times and worked with me in the Central Committee.

Mr. Kahane's interpretation offered balance between the stormy elements and the work's arching elegance, with fine playing from the woodwinds.

Their work was stormy, passionate and not always waterproof, and MacMillan didn't help himself when asked why his buildings leaked: "I think it's because we had to build them outside".