How To Use Storm trooper In A Sentence

Soviet-style posters of happy storm troopers and peasant girls fondling potent sheaves fade and curl in the hot wind.
White males voted 62 to 37 percent against Clinton (40 percent for Bush, 22 for Perot), partly out of fear that his multicultural ecofeminist storm troopers would take away their guns, steaks, cigarettes, V-8 engines-and jobs. White Male Paranoia
Update 11/1/09 by Alex – Stefan has the whole Storm Trooper photoset here. Storm Troopers Using Google
Zuma Press In recent decades, the race has become known as a roving party in which participants don pink gorilla suits, storm trooper uniforms -- or, occasionally, go nude -- as they run, walk or stumble their way across the city. Bay to Breakers Aims for Sobriety
They're like storm troopers who manage to go through life weeping for their own victimhood while bullying everybody around them.

In the dark of the early morning storm troopers fired the synagogue. THE GUARDSMEN
I can't help but feel bad for the poor rookie schmucks who serve as waterboys to the storm troopers.
You think the average Storm Trooper knows how to install a toilet main?
Seems to have a bit of comedy as he throws the storm trooper up and down and the trooper is begging, funny. EXTRALIFE – By Scott Johnson - Starwars Next Gen
Returing to the battlefield is the ultimate dream of every office storm trooper!
Imperial Storm Troopers are deadeyes compared to these clowns.
Both had a martial arts background; they fought amid a moving phalanx of storm troopers. Times, Sunday Times
Even tedious jobs, like making copies, never weaken a storm trooper's will to return to the battlefield.
And the clone troopers look a lot like the storm troopers they will become.
Then, after a while, the storm troopers advanced without warning and threw tear gas canisters into the sitting crowd.
He was not politically correct enough for the left-liberals who flocked to George McGovern, whose 1972 presidential campaign Hart had managed and whom one kept running into in the lobby of Des Moines' famed old Savery Hotel where he held forth from a comfortable sofa like a Yoda on the loose from imperial storm troopers. William Bradley: Iowa Then and Now