Sentence examples for up a tempest from inspiring English sources
One Republican urologist outside Orlando has stirred up a tempest by suggesting that they do.
Solo shows by a songwriter who can strum up a tempest or turn quietly compassionate as she sings about restlessness and passion.
Even before he spoke at a university here today, Mr. Gao had whipped up a tempest in this former British colony.
A cluttered backstage soap opera set in Paris on the first night of the last opera written by Vincenzo Bellini, the play mixes fact with fancy in trying to whip up a tempest of emotional conflict and artistic breast-baring.
But the remarks, uttered by a former American diplomat and splashed across the front pages of several Taiwanese newspapers on Friday, have kicked up a tempest, underscoring the enormous influence that the United States has on Taiwan's adolescent democracy.
But his aggression is not always channelled to useful ends, and he sometimes talks up a tempest but fails to follow through.To his boosters, Mr Spitzer is a paragon among prosecutors: diligent, imaginative and incorruptible.
He conjures up a storm, the eponymous tempest, to lure his usurping brother Antonio and the complicit King Alonso of Naples to the island.
These scenes could be whipped up into a tempest of tear-jerking, but Mr. Sembène is a far more adroit and elegant storyteller than many may be accustomed to seeing.
As commissioner, Mr. Fox managed to avoid the disputes that dogged his predecessors, although he did stir up a minor tempest when he killed a plan by designers to put a statue of Senator Lautenberg in New Jersey Transit's new transfer station in Secaucus.
Anything pertaining to Mary Ball Washington stirred up an emotional tempest that George quelled only with difficulty.
India's new-media savvy Minister of State for External Affairs Shashi Tharoor has tweeted up a domestic political tempest in a country where sensitivities are ever on a hair-trigger alert for any sign of religious or class offense.
