Sentence examples for were stormed 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.
Almost no heads were knocked together; no buildings were stormed.
Five of the country's embassies were stormed by protesters in Europe and the Middle East.
In the following week the principal English forts were stormed, and Suffolk abandoned the siege.
And then there were people at our building that had..., that had chains that went across the door in case they were stormed.
Its offices in Afghanistan were stormed eight times in a week by mobs protesting against the United Nations.
Three of the company's guards were injured when the offices were stormed, Saeed said, but they escaped and informed police of the attack and kidnappings.
Suddenly, the Clippers were storming.
Their houses are being stormed.
It was stormed by elite Indian commandos.
Community groups form, council meetings are stormed.
