Sentence examples for a turbulent patch from inspiring English sources

The decision followed a turbulent patch for the OBR, which Mr Osborne set up to restore public faith in official economic and fiscal forecasting.

He was on morphine at the time, and passing through a "turbulent patch," he told the court, according to news reports.

However, his career hit a turbulent patch when he was shipped out on loan to French side Monaco, where he was forced to play second fiddle to Danijel Subasic and made just three Ligue 1 appearances before returning to Sampdoria.

TORONTO (AP) — Canadian politics have hit a turbulent patch that could bring down Prime Minister Stephen Harper this week over corporate tax cuts and accusations of abuses of power.

We present a laboratory experiment of the initial growth of a turbulent patch in a stably stratified fluid.

Uganda's Nile River basin attracts bungee jumpers and pied kingfisher birds, mystics and quad bikers — and thrill seekers who cling to a stretch of craggy shoreline at one particularly turbulent patch of water.

Indian relations with Australia had hit turbulent patches in recent years after a series of attacks against Indian students.

The trick when we hit those turbulent patches is to strive to remember, and Jewish thought is extremely focused on remembrance.

Woodburne told Daniel Kilkelly of Digital Spy that she thought the new storyline was great and said any relationship which has been going for as long as the Kennedys' has, will have its "turbulent patches".

Andres cites the Beethoven concerto's first-movement cadenza, a turbulent and contradictory patch of music that Beethoven composed some twenty years after the rest of the piece, as a main inspiration for his working process.

Dr. Myers has shown that scent emanates from an object in a plume that swirls and eddies in a turbulent flow so that there are patches of dense odor and areas of faint odor.