| weather storm | 11.39 | Weather the storm. | ||
| cause storm | 4.81 | It caused a storm. | ||
| provoke storm | 3.16 | The deal provoked a storm of protest. | ||
| forecast storm | 2.24 | A new storm was forecast for the weekend. | ||
| accompany storm | 2.11 | Heavy rain and hail also accompanied the storm. | ||
| raise storm | 2.11 | The Darlan deal raised a storm of protest. | ||
| follow storm | 2.04 | This time, the calm followed the storm. | ||
| expect storm | 1.91 | An overnight storm was expected. | ||
| unleash storm | 1.71 | But it unleashed a storm of protest. | ||
| blame storm | 1.58 | The storm has been blamed for eight deaths. | ||
| create storm | 1.58 | Cybersquatting has created a storm of legal controversy. | ||
| survive storm | 1.45 | Pete Rose has survived storms. | ||
| bring storm | 1.32 | Any attempt to revise history would bring a storm of protest. | ||
| trigger storm | 1.32 | The national ban had triggered a storm of controversy. | ||
| have storm | 1.25 | No other day has had more storms. | ||
| predict storm | 1.25 | Many predicted a storm last year. | ||
| see storm | 1.18 | Georgia and Florida also saw storms. | ||
| draw storm | 1.12 | That drew a storm of foreign criticism. | ||
| spark storm | 1.05 | The broadcast sparked a storm in Israel. | ||
| face storm | 0.99 | So I continued to face the storm alone. |