Sentence examples for tempest began from inspiring English sources

— Their tempest began well before their bids for a presidential nomination.

He said the tempest began innocently enough when he was asked about Dayán Viciedo, the White Sox' Cuban-born infielder.

The speech continued the conversation Tempest began with national audiences on Monday night's Q&A program on ABC TV.

The tempest began at the end of September, when Bill O'Reilly invited Mr. Al-Arian on his Fox News show and virtually accused him of being a terrorist.

The tempest began after Ms. Fluke took public her campaign for contraceptive coverage at Georgetown, a Jesuit university in Washington, as Republicans and Catholic Church leaders were denouncing the Obama administration's contraception mandate.

The tempest began on Monday, when Mr. Obama was caught by a microphone in a moment of candor, telling Mr. Medvedev that he would have more flexibility to deal with Russian concerns over the American missile defense system after the election in November.

Some of his greatest works, notably Twelfth Night and The Tempest, begin with shipwrecked sailors.

In "The Tempest," beginning previews on Feb. 14, she appears as the wide-eyed Miranda, on the brink of a brave new world; he as the spirit Ariel.

The show, titled Isles of Wonder after a speech by Caliban in Shakespeare's The Tempest, begins with a pastoral vision of a "green and pleasant land" complete with real sheep, pigs and goats, before transforming into a more urban landscape to reflect the "dark satanic mills" of William Blake's Jerusalem.

Later versions of The Tempest, beginning with William Davenant's eighteenth-century adaptation, have given Sycorax a vocal role in the play, but maintained her image as a malevolent antagonist to Prospero.

Summer Wind by Mary Alice Monroe: Dora is back at her ancestral home Sea Breeze on Sullivan's Island for the summer when a tempest begins to brew...both within the family itself and outside of their summer home.