stormily उदाहरण वाक्य

"He does ( italics ) not ( end italics ) build companies, " claimed Robert S . Leventhal, the former president of Western Union who left the company stormily in 1988 after LeBow took control.
Still others might not see fit to set the completed poem to massive, surging, embracingly tender, stormily angry music and place the whole strange package before a public uninterested in new music and bored by questions of theology.
The hearing on a misuse-of-whip charge against Corey Nakatani ended stormily Sunday morning with the jockey's attorney accusing Santa Anita stewards of bias, the horse's owner saying a lawsuit is being considered, and a humanitarian-group spokesman decrying the shortage of witnesses.
The thing reads like a novelization of the Calvin Klein perfume commercial for Contradiction, in which the model Christy Turlington talks about what a mess of conflicting emotions she is as she stares stormily into the camera, then laughs a shade too hysterically, then weeps a little, then smiles coyly, then averts her gaze moodily.
Since April, the non-ideological Federation of Republican Women in both Indiana and Virginia have voted resolutions urging their party to drop any abortion plank; 10 days ago the Nevada GOP convention, in a possible preview of San Diego, was so stormily divided over the issue that only the elimination of any abortion plank could restore peace.

Writers of " Rolling Stone " magazine placed " Back to Black " at number 98 on their list of the 100 best Songs of the'00s praising Winehouse's trademark " stormily soulful " vocals and the updated sensibility . " NME " editors listed it at 61 on an eponomyous list for the magazine, writing that the song proved the album's real depth and added, " Hard faced and broken-souled, its knowing wallowing spoke to anyone who'd ever had a bunnyboiler moment " . " Back to Black " was further considered to be one of Winehouse's signature songs.