Sentence examples for sudden tempest from inspiring English sources
But the snapping ferocity that is also his to command — as anyone who saw him onstage, as Mark Rothko, in "Red," can testify — is hushed here, and his only outburst, in the whole movie, is a sudden tempest of tears, as he shuffles through the door, on a rainy night, into the arms of Ben.
Their latest tempest stems from the team's sudden banning of signs in the stadium, which Charles Robinson of Yahoo.com said was the team's latest abuse of its fans and Kevin Blackistone of Fanhouse.com declares is downright un-American.
Jackie's sudden flare-up into an explosive fit of jealousy, a tempest that threatens to destroy his life before he has even begun to salvage it, is so reckless that we sense its deep roots in his soul-warping self-doubt.
You can hear it in Cymbeline's call for "solemn music", the "sad and solemn music" in Henry VIII, the "sudden twang of instruments" in The Two Noble Kinsmen, and especially in The Tempest, with its repeated calls for "solemn and strange music" and "soft music".
The sudden retirement of Chief Executive Davinder Brar has set off speculation in some corners that Tempest, a nine-year company veteran, is just warming the seat for Malvinder Singh, the founder's grandson.
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Referee: I Tempest (Liverpool).
May 16-20: "The Tempest," Royal Shakespeare Company.
