Examples of stormy

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Her reputation in the musical press, on the other hand, has been a stormier affair.
The highest numbers were observed during the stormiest days, suggesting that the gulls were taking shelter in the protected bay.
The postoperative course after stage 1 was stormy; low cardiac output, pulmonary-to-systemic flow imbalances and renal failure were common problems.
You can't have a wide range of military options with the task force in wild and stormy weather.
He rows out through perilous and stormy seas.
Even their stormy temperament or compulsive generosity could have been different.
Postoperatively, stage 2 was less stormy, although problems with low pulmonary bloodflowand cardiac output did arise.
The discoveries during the years of his supervision would be the ones to turn the orientalists' stormy furor into more pacific channels.
Therefore, it is crucial to understand the processes through which the often stormy relationships between producers and consumers are constructed.
Following a spell of particularly stormy weather 42 claims are received on a single day.
However, in the course of two stormy meetings the liberal cause was thwarted.
The stormy interlude that follows has little purely musical interest, but its narrative importance should not be underestimated.
The west gable shows a stormy struggle, but the east is the quietest, the most inactive, of all pediment-compositions.
We are all familiar with the now somewhat archaic term 'tempest' used to denote stormy weather, particularly at sea.
From there on our history has been pretty stormy.
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