Sentence examples for bumpy week from inspiring English sources

It was a bumpy week for European bond markets.

David Cameron, who is bracing himself for another bumpy week after the "rebellion" over an EU referendum, has issued instructions to ministers to avoid any pitfalls next week.

Given Australian shares have already experienced a fallback in the lead-up to Christmas, it could be a bumpy week ahead.

Mr Blair had a bumpy week: on the day of its launch he was scolded on television by the relative of a cancer patient, and his deputy, John Prescott, clobbered a man who had thrown an egg.

A bumpy week Sunday Michael Gove's advisers face claims that they have used a Twitter feed, @toryeducation, to spread smears and personal attacks against critics, in contravention of the Civil Service Code.

The prime minister, who is bracing himself for another bumpy week after the "rebellion" over an EU referendum, has issued instructions to ministers to avoid any pitfalls next week.

After a few bumpy weeks of trying to navigate through the, "Is this going to turn into a relationship, or are you just here for the booty call" we again found ourselves downtown.

But it is an excellent guide to what is going on inside the Lib Dems, as David Cameron's coalition partners endure their bumpiest weeks since entering government.

The second day features a team time-trial, which could see the lead change hands, before a bumpy first week and the first long time-trial on the second Saturday.

He was not only heading into the Labor Day weekend and the final two months of the race, but also trying to emerge from a bumpy two weeks during which he was often thrown off his chosen message and put on the defensive.

In a rare news conference at which Mrs. Clinton, of New York, was endorsed by Representative Leonard L. Boswell of Iowa, she dismissed reports of possible upheavals in her campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination, which has had a bumpy few weeks here as she slipped in the polls and the campaign was criticized for negative attacks on other candidates.