Recruiters love such turmoil -- and raid with a vengeance when they see it, Ms. Anslinger added.
J. Grimes: To cultivate beginning of end for love in turmoil drop ring in bottomless drain (e for 0 in uproar; o in gutte(r)).
But I do care, passionately, about rescuing the country I love from further turmoil or uncertainty.
He argued that sparing the president from being removed was an issue of "rescuing the country I love from further turmoil or uncertainty".
That took in such existential matters as birth, love, loss, emotional turmoil, the search for one's identity and the inevitable decline into death.
Former cupcake Perry has become adept at drawing publicly and deeply on her love and life turmoils.
Sue Townsend fills the pages with turmoil, anger, passion, love and big helpings of Townsend wit …" "Sue Townsend always writes with the lightest hand," wrote Allan Massie in the Scotsman: "Many of her characters may fairly be described as grotesques … Yet, while she points up absurdities, and revels in doing so, she is never unkind".
But Jim's life cannot possibly be as simple as it once was, and he confronts not only the eternal turmoil of love, but venality and the frightening calls of duty and war.
Concentrating more on the turmoil of love than the trauma of war, it is rendered with the quick hand of a sketch rather than the textured layering of an oil painting.
The caring, thoughtful hero of Earley's engrossing first novel, "Jim the Boy," is now 17 and confronting not only the eternal turmoil of love, but venality and the frightening calls of duty and war.
