Sentence examples for Turbulent sky from inspiring English sources

SLATE-GRAY clouds raced across the turbulent sky.

Each detail and passage of the work — turbulent sky, ruddy rocks, dainty waves lapping a beach — registers insistently, as if it alone mattered.

The turbulent sky provoked much comment when the painting was first exhibited; one Morning Herald reporter remarked that "the sky is in a state of utter derangement".

Under a turbulent sky, a red eighteen-wheeler truck moves across a darkening country landscape, its headlights casting twin beams on the road ahead.

Aside from the Grimshaws, my favorite cover was for Antoine de Saint-Exupéry Saint-Exupéryllas "Southern Mail" and "Night Flight," which showed a biplane diving through a dark and turbulent sky.

William H. Johnson has a flat childlike style, while Beauford Delaney is expressionistic in "Can Fire in the Park," in which a group of men is keeping warm under a turbulent sky.

We travel turbulent skies; we bury our noses in smartphones, play video games on moving buses.

It brings to mind cloudy, turbulent skies, as well as a forest hillside glimpsed through heavy snow.

The especially turbulent skies of Florida crackle with lightning, set off by the convergence of Atlantic and Gulf breezes.

Amelia Earhart, the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic, was one of them; she braved the turbulent skies long before life became one long Airbus flight with packaged cocktail nuts and in-seat entertainment screens.

Adapting the book "Turbulent Skies: The History of Commercial Aviation" by T. A. Heppenheimer, they lay out the story that began with dreams of soaring like birds and ended with airline customers being herded like cattle.