Sentence examples for to tempest from inspiring English sources
noun
A storm, especially one with severe winds.
Ho's first question to Tempest DuJour was how old are you (she's 47).
' " Litt's biggest contribution to "Tempest" may have been a prized pair of old Neumann microphones that he owns, worth twenty-five thorsond dollars or so each.
The two primary voices that emerge from Kate Tempest's new collection of poetry, Hold Your Own, belong to Tempest herself and to Tiresias, the mysterious prophet of Greek myth, a figure who was both blind and sighted, a man and a woman, and who straddled the divide between this world and the underworld.
Sometimes I wake up the next day after a gig and think: 'What the fuck did I tell all those people?'" We head to Tempest's performance.
Comparing the game to Tempest, he said that Innocence made the previous DS game "look amateur in nature".
It was being developed at the same time as Tales of the Tempest, another Tales title for the DS, as the next main entry in the Tales series, as opposed to Tempest which would become a spin-off title.
It is woven with dramatic references: to The Tempest, to Romeo and Juliet.
Trapdoor to Treachery, Voyage to Victory, Tempest of Trouble and Curse of the Cockroach all required the reader to solve a puzzle at the end of every page.
Say Media is hoping to position Tempest as an alternative to WordPress and Drupal, the two platforms many digital publishers use to manage their content sites.
LaBute also lends daily events a cosmic feel by reference, in the first play, to The Tempest and, in the second, to Euripidean drama.
Dreamed up by authors including Margaret Atwood and Jasper Fforde, the hitherto unseen passages add zombies to Hamlet and Star Wars to The Tempest.
