Sentence examples for there was a storm of from inspiring English sources

There was a storm of applause.

Instead, there was a storm of whistles and boos.

Within minutes there was a storm of protest because the headline on the gallery erroneously said "Anti-government demonstrations".

When the Hume-Adams dialogue became public knowledge in 1993, there was a storm of protest from unionists scandalised by any dealings with republican "terrorists".

In Saudi Arabia itself there was a storm of violence, again by people professing loyalty to Bin Laden and undoubtedly influenced by him.

There was a storm of outrage in Kigali and diplomatic ties with France were broken, although there has since been a rapprochement.

There's a storm of rain and hail in the middle of the day, grey skies battling the blue.

"Even though there is a storm of people upset, they are the minority and the overall impact this will have on GoDaddy is that our business is gonna go up," he said.

There is a storm of singin' in "La La Land," but no rain; the clemency of the weather is a God-given joke, and, even at Christmas, when Mia walks home after dark, she is clad as if for June.

There is a storm of fire coming.

I sense there's a storm of sweat cascading down foreheads on the Menlo Park campus.