Sentence examples for tempest storm from inspiring English sources

They had lyrical names: Blaze Starr, Tempest Storm, Mamzelle Fifi.

The first women in the fishbowl were burlesque dancers; one was called Tempest Storm.

Along with the Page section, the drawers contained thousands of images of her colleagues, including Tempest Storm and Blaze Starr.

How was it, playing for the fabled Tempest Storm and Lili St. Cyr? "It was hard," says Mr. Moriarity, not one to glamorize.

Also on hand is Tempest Storm, a flaming redhead who, advertised as "the girl with the 40-plus bust who goes 3-D two better," appeared with the pinup queen Bettie Page in the 1955 revue film "Teaserama".

Yet although Shteir alludes to the biographical details that led some of these women to the girlie trade — alcoholic or abusive parents, Gypsy Rose Lee's stagestruck mother, the role model offered Tempest Storm by her showgirl sister Jewel — she gives us very few clues to the stripper's internal life.

Trevor Kavanagh, associate editor, the Sun: "If anyone loses his head, it must surely be 'Lord Smug' himself, the pointless chairman of the even more pointless BBC Trust.... Lord Patten's one and only role as its chairman was to deploy his supposedly vast political nous to steer the corporation through storms and tempests.

Skillful pilots gain their reputation from storms and tempests.

For example, Thaddeus Stevens, a leader of the disappointed Radical Republicans, said: "I find that we shall be obliged to be content with patching up the worst portions of the ancient edifice, and leaving it, in many of its parts, to be swept through by the tempests, the frosts, and the storms of despotism".

Passengers apparently like to keep track of potential storms at sea (www.weather.com), as well as a volatile stock market, and any tempests that might be brewing back home.

But if Mr. Lee is finally equipped to fight off the storms raging outside the library's doors, he still has a number of internal tempests brewing.