Sentence examples for which was stormed by from inspiring English sources
He landed on Juno, which was stormed by Canadian troops.
Protesters sought refuge in hotels and cafes, including hundreds in the Divan hotel, which was stormed by police.
The international forces said that Mr. Jan was suspected of providing material support for the attack on the Intercontinental Hotel, which was stormed by heavily armed insurgents wearing suicide vests.
The violence spoiled a government attempt to reopen the mosque, which was stormed by the army on July 10 after its pro-Taliban clerics had launched an anti-vice campaign.
Their joint comments during a tour of the Hermitage, including the Winter Palace, which was stormed by Lenin's guards during the 1917 Russian Revolution, marked the sharpest words Mr. Bush has directed at Gen. Pervez Musharraf since the Pakistani president sided with the United States last fall during the military action in Afghanistan.
Police in Kenya say they have been trying to defuse bombs left in the Nairobi shopping centre which was stormed by Islamist militants on Saturday.
The ensuing drama ricochets around various departments and bureaucratic black holes until it comes to a farcical climax, in which a house is stormed by armed officers, and the shooter is shot, though nobody wants to take responsibility for ordering the action – so nobody really does.
Hundreds of metres from the clashes dozens of men in helmets formed a line in order to defend the camp on Independence Square, which they feared could be stormed by the police.
On similar lines, New Delhi's Modern School at Barakhamba Road served as the location for all the scenes pertinent to All India Radio station, which is shown to be stormed by the youngsters in the film.
Up to 400 activists were also detained, according to the Vyasna human rights group, which itself was stormed at 3.15am by members of the KGB, as Belarus's security agency is still called.
Outside of the Horlivka police building, which was violently stormed by pro-Russia forces on April 14, a rebel unit commander nicknamed "Zubr," meaning ox in Russian, confirmed to VICE News that a photo by the AP purporting to show weapons seized from the Ukrainian military by the rebels was taken inside the occupied station.
