Sentence examples for threatening storm from inspiring English sources

But no sunny vistas and threatening storm clouds accompany the Foreign Policy Initiative's birth.

THE THREATENING STORM: The Case for Invading Iraq.

An indispensable guide, nonetheless, by a noted French sociologist and professor at the Institut d'Etudes Politiques in Paris.___________________________________The Threatening Storm: The Case for Invading Iraq.

Apparently, The Threatening Storm was required reading by Bush's team, and, Neil insists, was what led Blair to the same conclusion.

He was pro-war, because he read The Threatening Storm, a book written by ex-Clinton administration stalwart Kenneth Pollack, who considered all the options for dealing with Saddam and came to the conclusion that regime change was the only choice.

"The Threatening Storm" is a timely and important contribution to the current debate.

The threatened storm passed in the night, but the wind had indeed grown stronger.

Her tweets are often mundane ("Had a great family walk along the Fife Coastal Path today with a hint of sunshine - no sign of the threatened storms or snow, Hah!" was a typical offering last week) but collectively reflect her liberal leanings, her interest in causes such as education and women's health, and her erstwhile position close to the centre of power.

Ivory Coast is staring into the abyss of civil war with government forces threatening to storm opposition headquarters tomorrow and risk a violent confrontation with UN troops.

That was shortly after the center had reclassified the storm as a post-tropical cyclone, a scientific renaming that had no bearing on the powerful winds, driving rains and life-threatening storm surge expected to accompany its push onto land.

The hurricane center said through the day on Sunday that Hurricane Sandy was "expected to bring life-threatening storm surge flooding to the mid-Atlantic Coast, including Long Island Sound and New York Harbor".