Sentence examples for long turbulent from inspiring English sources

"We are waiting anxiously, eagerly, with long, turbulent swayings and heavings, which mark the impatience of the multitude," wrote Conan Doyle.

Thus, for all its length and copious detail, Louvish's biography is a great read and, incidentally, a fascinating history of a life lived to the hilt through a long, turbulent segment of our time.

It was set in Sicily in the early 1860's, toward the end of the long, turbulent period of revolution, civil war and national unification known to Italians as the risorgimento.

After some deliberation, Tony and Scott manage to slip the sample under the elastic cord used to secure the box, making sure the precious microbial mat is laid face-down, protecting fragile filaments during the long, turbulent trip to the surface.

The group has spent more than $770,000 so far, and its followers have made themselves a familiar presence at the all-but-nightly forums and debates in this long, turbulent primary campaign (no other candidate has a dedicated corps of hostile groupies, only Ms. Quinn).

After a long, turbulent season the Premier League has the right champions.  .

Obama's victory helped push the arc of the moral universe along its way toward justice, sounding a powerful note in America's centuries-long turbulent blues song about race.

"The pact seems to close, for now, one of the most contentious chapters in the long-turbulent relationship between Washington and Islamabad," the Washington Post reported.

These two franchises have a long and turbulent playoff history.

It is a measure of the long, hot, turbulent summer that has enveloped Mr. Berlusconi.

During their long and turbulent relationship, Jagger repeatedly and publicly humiliated her with his infidelities.