stormed, stand in sb's way, ride out the storm, take a stand

After 8-Hour Standoff Near Tokyo, Hostages Are Free and Suspect Is Held

The suspect, said by the Japanese media to be 86, was held after the police, a post office once two employees had reached safety.

Truss Takes Office, Promising Britons They Can ‘Ride Out the Storm’

Liz Truss took over as U.K. prime minister during an economic crisis. Her first cabinet appointments rewarded loyalists who supported her bid for office.

But there’s a problem: conservative politicians, clinging to an out-of-date ideology — and, perhaps, betting (wrongly) that their constituents are relatively well positioned to ride out the storm — are standing in the way of action. stand in the way of sth/sb (ALSO stand in sb's way) to try to stop or prevent: You know I won't stand in your way if you want to apply for a job abroad.

take a stand

發表意見等

: to deal with a difficult situation without being harmed or damaged too much It was a difficult time but they managed to ride out the storm.

Ride out the storm Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster