Sentence examples for to storming from inspiring English sources
verb
To move quickly and noisily like a storm, usually in a state of uproar or anger.
- She stormed out of the room.
The greatest generation was used to storming beachheads.
No-shows are a recurring problem and new hires are prone to storming out.
I find myself chatting with people as opposed to storming through a store.
The intervention came a day after Hadi's government demanded an Arab military intervention to halt the Houthi advance, which came close to storming his southern redoubt of Aden.
Emboldened by their growing popularity, the far-right party have also conducted "Greek only" blood drives around the country and taken, increasingly, to storming state-run hospitals to root out foreign staff.
It was a striking sight: for the first time, seven men and boys from homes with no electricity or running water, wearing traditional, flowing shalwar kameez, turbans and skullcaps and speaking through interpreters, came face to face with the crew-cut sergeant in dress blues who has admitted to storming his victims' homes and opening fire as they screamed for mercy.
The Americans are expected to storm it.
But then it started to storm.
She waited for him to storm off.
He asked his supporters to contribute to storm relief efforts.
That finally prompted the police to storm the bus.
