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Hillary couldn't believe the news and stormed out of the office. She rushed to her limo and picked up the phone to call the Oval Office.

Witnesses said protesters were gunned down in the streets, and that the Omari mosque was stormed in the early morning.

Well, you'd better be careful, " he said threateningly. And, with that parting shot , he stormed out of the room. "

It stormed all day , during which time the ship broke up .

A moment later the nurse stormed out of the room and looked startled to see me waiting in the hall.

In a ball match, after struggling for several hours waiting, to see out his idol stormed in, he ask Robinson to sign an autograph.

Scott stormed out the front door, slamming it hard enough to rattle the windows.

Though they threatened him, persuaded him, bullied him, and stormed at him, he steadfastly refused to speak.

Just when we thought we had the matter nicely settled, in stormed Jack, claiming that the vote was irregular.

She stormed out of him and didn't say anything.

when her ideas were rejected, she slapped her report down on the table and stormed out of the meeting room.

After a shouted opinion of what he thought of the restaurant, he stormed out.

Our hero stormed out of the room with a newfound determination, ranting to anyone who might be listening in the arenas empty hallways.

How often had he slammed out of the house and adrenalin pumping , stormed around the local streets arguing vociferously with himself ?

The crisis has stormed the U. S. stock market, dragging it to its biggest falls in a single trading day.

He stormed the court and kicked the ball into the top row of the stadium.

I stormed downstairs loudly, all the while screaming up to Grant, "You'd better get dressed, young man! "

Surprise must have stormed all over her face before she thought to arrange it for human inspection.

A: She told me off for about ten minutes, told me that I was the cheapest guy she has ever met, called me loser, and then stormed off.

Mongolia is under a four-day state of emergency after thousands of protesters stormed the headquarters of the ruling party.

A guy came into my work and thought I was making fun of his lisp and stormed out really upset. He later called to complain about me.

One sees how important it was that the Greek barriers be stormed.

Soon afterward, authorities, fearing a run on the bank, stormed his apartment and detained him.

At least nine activists were killed when Israeli commandos stormed the ships in international waters.

My mother, a devout Catholic, stormed heaven for a miracle and, incredible as it sounds, the foetal heart restarted two days later.

People's Liberation Army fighters stormed a village on the North Korea set fire to the house opened fire on the enemy.

All the guests applauded loudly; however, Max was outraged and stormed up to the stage.

I yelled at him of course. He eventually picked up his wrapper and stormed off.

suddenly , i just couldn ' t take it . i picked up my bowl and threw it against the wall , and stormed out to the barn.

Ms. Wooten stormed out of the room , locked herself in their bedroom and ultimately refused to speak to her husband for two days .

At least 14 people died, among them seven UN staff, when demonstrators stormed and torched the facility in the city of Mazar-i-Sharif.

Ten gunmen landed in dinghies, stormed prestigious hotels, shot bystanders in a train station, took over a Jewish community center.

You stormed into an embassy; you violated the only absolutely inviolate rule of international relationships. And why?

Eyewitnesses said a group of armed men stormed the hotel where the men were staying and took them away at gunpoint.

Disguised as a Catholic priest, Reilly stormed on board the Rothschildyacht, begging his reluctant hosts to give alms to his orphanage.

In June thousands of them stormed through the grounds of their college, smashing windows and throwing stones at police cars.

With a strong hurricane of history, Jin stormed into Liao and swept obstacles in the way.

The attack was the work of Al-Qaeda affiliated gunmen, some wearing suicide vests, who stormed through this door.

Earlier that day, Indian commandos had killed the last of the terrorists who had stormed the hotel three nights before.

At any rate, Mrs. Wright treated Sam with hostility; he soon stormed off in a fit of his famous temper.

She had a blazing row with Eddie and stormed out of the house.

She cursed and stormed at me like a trooper.

The customer stormed out in a rage at the manager's reply: "Aisle C. "

A small group of terrorists stormed a heavily protected military base in Karachi and held a part of it during an 18-hour firefight.

As Cyclone Yasi stormed towards the Queensland Coast, we tracked the news from the ground, the web and around the world.

Four Palestinian gunmen stormed through the border fence in Gaza and attacked an Israeli cargo crossing in a daring daylight raid .

Ah! That was too much! She was much too angry now! In a huff, she took her book, her things and stormed to the boarding place.

On March 18th United Nations police stormed a courthouse that had been seized by Kosovo Serbs in the north of the divided city of Mitrovica.

We saw their valor in the fearless troops who stormed across the Iraqi desert -- and destroyed a regime that threatened America.

Playing for Argentina with his usual furious wizardry , Maradona stormed down the field towards the England goal.

China's badminton star Lin Dan stormed into the semi-final of the men's Olympic badminton Thursday.

It was too strong, it could not be stormed. A thousand rocket bombs would not batter it down.

The enemy troops stormed the castle.

When the passengers and the crew members sensed that they could at least save the lives of people on the ground, they stormed the cockpit.

Demonstrators were reported to have stormed the Egyptian state television building in the centre of Cairo.

Witnesses said U. N. police backed by NATO troops then stormed the court , evicting Serb demonstrators .

He stormed out of the meeting in high dudgeon.

But it faces aggressive competition in its home market: two British news websites have stormed America.

The surface of Kela 2 gas field is hills, stormed cracks and rivers; it's difficult to collect and process seismic data.

Anybody would have thought I had set the house on fire from the way in which they stormed at me.

Many staff have already left in an informal evacuation since Taliban attackers stormed a guesthouse housing 25 UN election staff last week.

The enemy stormed the castle.

On March 23rd they got it, after the BJP stormed out of a session on financial reforms.

Taliban fighters stormed a government building in the middle of a major city in Afghanistan.

I feel very much like an officer who has stormed a breastwork despite his severe wounds.

John stormed into the meeting waving a piece of paper about.

Earlier demonstrators stormed the Parliament, throwing computers through windows and lighting fires.

Public protests are a regular occurrence, and some turn violent: demonstrators recently stormed Communist party offices in Gansu province.

He jumped into his clothes and stormed over to the office.

After an hour they overwhelmed hotel guards and stormed across the car park into the lobby.

The parrot said to her, "Hey lady, you are really ugly. " Well, the lady is furious! She stormed past the store to her work.

You manned the wall, you propped the Dome, You stormed the powerful stormer home, McClellan: Antietam'scannon long shall boom.

Offended, she stood up off of the dying poultry, brushed herself off, and stormed after him into the blacksmith.

A group of their friends stormed the prison and released them, sparking a massive city centre demonstration in their support.

She stormed out of the room and crashed the door shut behind her.

Over the weekend, activists stormed several offices of the secret police.

Fed up, Goetz stormed out, threatening to write an angry letter to the bank.

The boss stormed into her office, got in her face, yelled and cursed.

We marvel at the courage of those who stormed the cockpit when they became aware of the malevolent purpose of the hijackers.

He then allegedly stormed from the home and punched out a window.

This morning, they stormed the neighbourhood, and met surprisingly little resistance, as some of the criminals fled to the hills above.

Several thousand demonstrators stormed the regional government building and took the governor hostage.

That Saturday night, he had a row with the friends he was out drinking with and stormed off.

With a parting shot he stormed out of the house.

Bin Laden was shot in the head in a firefight after U. S. forces stormed his lair in Pakistan.

Two years ago in Edinburgh, Scotland, eco-vandals stormed a field, crushing canola plants.

Only in recent days did the unrest spread to the capital in the north and on Thursday protesters stormed government buildings.

The clashes come a day after thousands of people stormed government offices in the north-west city of Talas.

The local press say the Poles stormed a mosque guns blazing, damaging the building and destroying a Qur'an.

Matt stormed out the door, gun in hand.

"Secret police stormed in and took away our computer and documents, " he says.

Six suicide bombers stormed a provincial governor's compound on Sunday in the latest hit on prominent Afghan government officials.

Taliban militants armed with suicide vests and weapons have stormed an Afghan-NATO base in Jalalabad in eastern Afghanistan.

Pakistani commando stormed the building at the army's national headquarters, freeing 39 hostages.

That afternoon he stormed into the administration building while a staff meeting was in progress.

Lucinda Whipple 's ancestors had stormed , particularly her great - grandfather Abner Hale .

In Afghanistan the Taliban killed 12 people when they stormed the British Council compound in Kabul.

f. John stormed in the meeting waving a piece of paper about.

Loyalist fighters stormed the Tripoli house where he was being held and set him free after clashing with his guards.

They ran the table the rest of the regular season, then stormed through the state playoffs for their second straight title.

The storm, having stormed itself out, abated; and the place was bathed in delicious smells of breathing leaves.

Picture the man sitting at Jesus' feet. He once stormed around the cemetery naked. Now he is calm.

For these air mass meets, a narrow zone stormed clouds developes, a thunderstorms. At sometimes, tornados occur.

Dozens of Palestinian civil servants stormed a parliamentary session to demand their salaries.

Demonstrators stormed the building in the northern city of Mazar-i-Sharif and set it alight.

As the slaves stormed onto the second-floor landing, Manuel Andry woke to the sight of dark forms penetrating his bedroom.

In a bar in the Pribilof islands, a fisherman noticed my Greenpeace button and stormed over.

On the third day of the standoff, Russian security forces stormed the building using tanks, thermobaric rockets and other heavy weapons.

Rioting broke out soon after, and the group who had demanded access to the armory stormed the exit and left the vault.

The prosecution has shouted, stormed, and threatened, but he has not said why Bigger Thomas killed!

Six people were killed when Islamist militants stormed the Chechen parliament building in Grozny.

When the German army invaded Paris in 1940, the lift cables were cut as Hitler's men stormed the city.

The parrot said to her, "Hey lady, you are really fat. " Well, the lady is very angry! She stormed past the store to her work.

In June its guerrillas stormed a prison in Aden and freed an unknown number of comrades.

In Gaza, about 2500 unemployed Palestinians stormed the parliament building, throwing stones at police and breaking windows.

Not to be stormed even in death's confusion.

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Last week, a bunch of protesters stormed the Apple store at Grand Central Station, in midtown Manhattan.

Protesters upset by pollution have stormed factories and refineries.

Crowds in Shanghai stormed the rice shops, the restaurants, the grocery stores, the coal shops.

On March 18, 1970, approximately 100 women stormed the magazine's office, refusing to leave for 11 hours.

But Southeast Asia stormed higher, thanks to global investors' passion for growth.

Stock markets have stormed back in the past month, up 20 to 30 per cent across the board.

In recent weeks, gunmen have stormed government buildings several times.

The Mandalorians stormed the ship, trapping the Moffs and Tahiri in the command center.

Reported the same day a group of militants stormed a small delivery truck mattresses and pillows, shot and killed the 5 car salesman.

She stormed out of my office.

I was very angry, stormed around the house, trying not to despise my parents.

Government security forces stormed a protest camp in the Yemeni capital Sana'a early Saturday.

A round of bullets hit my front door, shaking the entire house; a group of militiamen stormed into my room.

Commandos stormed luxury hotels where terrorists had taken guests hostage.

on july 14 , 1789 , during the french revolution , citizens of paris stormed the bastille prison and released the seven prisoners inside.

But instead of a graceful concession speech, he refused the 6th place plaque and stormed off stage.

The citadel of the Commonwealth and Empire could not be stormed.

He was the fad of the hour, the adventurer who had stormed Parnassus while the gods nodded.

Gunmen from the Shabab Islamist militia stormed a hotel in Mogadishu, Somalia's capital, killing 32 people, including six MPs.

Rebel soldiers stormed the presidential palace in the city centre.

the crisis ended when Iraqi security forces stormed the church yesterday.

'EXCUSE ME! ' he screamed across the room to another waiter, then stormed off to complain to the manager.

Without waiting for a response, he stormed on.

All of this is in response to Monday, when Israeli troops stormed a group of ships bringing aid to Gaza.

Before I could say a word, she had stormed out of the room.

He was particularly peeved when federal agents stormed his offices in May.

They come weeks after suicide attackers stormed the city's British Council office, killing 12 people.

He then shot himself as police stormed the building.

Their son, Moshe, turned two on Saturday, the same day the Nariman House was stormed.

We had a fight and I stormed out and drove off.

And, as expected, emerging markets have stormed ahead, with China duly overtaking Japan to become the world's second-largest economy.

Earlier, the protesters tore down a security wall outside the Israeli mission and stormed the embassy's offices.

About 30 Tibetan exiles stormed the Chinese embassy in New Delhi on Wednesday, with several chaining themselves to a flag pole.

So when one irate customer stormed my desk, I responded in my calmest voice, "What's the trouble? "

Germany stormed into the World Cup semi-finals Saturday night with a 4-0 demolition of Argentina.

Police said they stormed the bus after they saw Mendoza open fire on hostages.

In fourteen days Sardis was stormed and Croesus taken prisoner.

Witnesses said troops backed by tanks stormed the Omari mosque.

The government is nervous: a decade ago protesters stormed parliament and tried to burn it down.

The red army surprisingly stormed an enemy? s stronghold.

Ever since he stormed out of the LDP, he has vowed to bring it down.

The Trade Federation armies stormed the swamps, and forced the Gungans to abandon Otoh Gunga.

They have ventured into the drowsy glades of badly managed companies and they have stormed the citadels of multinationals.

After telling him off, his friend stormed off.

After a standoff, troops stormed inside and killed the wanted men.

The men stormed into the fort.

"Tell me, Lord Snow, " said Lady Melisandre, "where were these other kings when the wild people stormed your Wall? "

After three days of siege, Russian forces stormed the school and some of the rebels blew themselves up.

She stormed up the stairs.

They stormed the speaker with questions.

After an 18-hour siege, the police stormed the house and captured the gunman.

"We will defend ourselves in every possible way. His agents know this, " he stormed.

Aston Villa manager Martin O'Neill stormed out after owner Randy Lerner refused to provide funds to buy players.

Police say about 100 heavily armed insurgents stormed the compound in Muqdidiya early Tuesday morning.

So why has fear of inequality stormed back into fashion?

The Stones stormed the stage playing "Start Me Up. "

He stormed after hearing the news.

A rabble of angry citizens stormed the embassy.

The quack was stormed with questions .

He stormed at the waiters in the restaurant.

Annoyed, I stormed through the house in search of them.

He stormed at the unexpected delay.

Eight of 15 captives were killed when heavily armed police stormed the bus.

In 2004, federal agents stormed his house in hazmat suits with guns drawn.

JULY 14th 1789, the day the Bastille prison was stormed, has an iconic hold on the French imagination.

Without hearing her out, he stormed out.

On the final morning, she stormed out and demanded that they leave.

The boss stormed into his office.

She knew that he had stormed out.

He stormed in, furiously angry.

He stormed out of the room in a rage.

This spring: I stormed an outrageous flower garden in our yard.

He stormed at this unexpected delay.

Every year on the anniversary of D-Day, for example, we acknowledge the heroism and sacrifice of those who stormed the beaches of Normandy.

Share prices stormed ahead on the news, with the financial shares in the S&P 500 gaining 8. 5%.

Since then he had drunk and stormed.

You are the one who stormed up here.

On the night of December27, 1979, a KGB assassination team stormed the palace.

They stormed the jails and they freed political prisoners.

He stormed about the house, breaking things.

Five beaches will be stormed.

Around 1: 20 on Saturday morning, Pine and his men stormed in.

Paul McGuinness' side, who won their two qualifying games 4-0, stormed to a 5-1 win over the Dublin outfit.

I told her I don't love her any more, and she just stormed off!

I almost stormed at mamma.

She stormed out of the room.

And they stormed the compound, they put fire on it, and they killed several of our staff.

I remember when I stormed out.

Andrew stormed into the room and yelled at Julian.

He didn't have any time to react before cops stormed in and placed him under arrest.

When we returned to the house to sit shivah, my father stormed through the semi-shag in the living room.

He was so angry that he stormed off and didn't come back.

One night, after a particularly difficult day, I stormed into my room, shut the door and got into bed. As I lay

When he stormed out of his loft,

Once the union citadel had been stormed,

" you ' re leaving me ! " the proprietor stormed

Asian summit canceled as venue stormed