Sentence examples for In tumults of from inspiring English sources

Audience in tumults of delight!

All the large fears of living in New York were set aside in the tumult of the ninth inning.

"Obviously the company was kind of in tumult," said one of the Vice employees.

In some seasons, juggling a tumble of roles in a tumult of operas, he appeared on its stage almost every night.

"Son of Babylon" is a poignant tale of a boy and his grandmother searching for the link that binds them, his father and her son, in the tumult of Iraq weeks after Saddam Hussein's fall in 2003.

One wall-size 1888 etching here, "A Down-Town Lunch-Room in New York," shows waiters and top-hatted diners pressed together in a tumult of food and conversation.

In the tumult of 1917, a touring Russian ballet troupe is stranded in Puerto Rico, where the dancers, bred in ice and snow, blossom in the island's perpetual heat.

Having operated in the tumult of South African apartheid, the company was accustomed to operating in uncertain, atypical conditions, from sub-Saharan Africa to Latin America.

Historians often wonder what might have happened if James Callaghan had decided to call an election in the autumn of 1978, rather than waiting to be swept aside in the tumult of May 1979.

A mountain bluebird toppled by in a tumult of azurine.

In the tumult of HIV, love also finds its place.