Sentence examples similar to live through turmoil from inspiring English sources
But we may have to live through the turmoil of minority government before MPs learn to love coalition again.
The three other men lived through that turmoil, and didn't do a great job of trying to alleviate it.
Raised in different parts of Ireland and in widely differing milieux, all five lived through the turmoil of the revolution and civil war that gave birth to the Irish Republic and on into the disappointments of the thirties and forties.
For those who lived through the turmoil of the Cultural Revolution or even the devastation of the Great Leap Forward, Lil Buck must have appeared to have landed from another planet.
Next year the editors hope to publish the ninth volume, which will contain letters from 1919 and 1920, years when Einstein become world famous, finalized his divorce and remarried, and lived through the turmoil that followed World War I in Berlin.
Growing up with a refugee family, migrating all over the world, losing my home in Hurricane Katrina, watching the war in Aleppo, Syria displace my loved ones and destroy memories of my childhood, and living through personal turmoil, has shaped me into the person that I am.
"It means the return to a routine that provides structure, and it means familiarity and comfort for children who have lived through tremendous turmoil over the last few months".
Here's another take on the lifespan issue: these supposedly selfish and short-sighted olders will live through the short-term turmoil but not long enough to play a central role in the positive changes they envision, nor to benefit from them.
"We live through our emotions.
And even to live through.
