Sentence examples for often turbulent from inspiring English sources

His tenure coincided with the sometimes wonderful, often turbulent Allen Iverson era that began in 1996.

Thus pipe flow in engineering practice is more often turbulent than not.

In the later years, Cruyff's relationships with his clubs were often turbulent.

Berlin's opera world is often turbulent, riven by East-West rivalries of cold-war intensity.

Popular music and politics have shared a long, often turbulent history.

Those Wimbledon matches were seen as defining contests in Murray's often turbulent career.

Ms. Landowska's years in Lakeville were a relatively peaceful coda to an often turbulent life.

The firm has had an often turbulent relationship with its partner, Morgan Stanley.

It survived 530 often-turbulent years before it finally fell into wrack and ruin.

For Rodriguez, the disclosure of a positive test is the latest unhappy development in his often-turbulent Yankees tenure.

In an often-turbulent debate yesterday over New York City's proposal for the largest rent rise in four years, tenants demanded a freeze while landlords called for an even bigger increase.