Sentence examples for take storm from inspiring English sources

Officials were taking no chances this year, and on Monday the president, Benigno Aquino III, appealed for people in Bopha's path to move to safety and take storm warnings seriously.

Typhoons rarely hit the central and southern Philippines, and people there tend not to take storm warnings as seriously as do the storm-hardened peoples of northern Luzon island.So in the centre of the country ordinary disaster risk-reduction and management measures have proven themselves unequal to challenges posed on an extraordinary scale.

Maybe the first thing to say is that the river for Los Angeles has performed specific functional task to take storm water as safely and quickly as possible out to the ocean.

The manholes contributing in taking storm water out were considered and analyzed.

All of us have to take this storm seriously.

Take the storm that slammed into New York and New England in 1821.

Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy said: "People need to take this storm seriously.

"It would take a storm to get significant oil into that area," says David White of Loyola University New Orleans.

"You should take this storm seriously.

"People in this neighborhood didn't take the storm seriously and were unprepared.

Hurricanes hardly happen in most of the country, hence consumer confidence will take these storms in stride.