Sentence examples for public turmoil from inspiring English sources

When Fehr signed on to advise the N.H.L.P.A., the union was in its fourth year of public turmoil, but since then the resignations and outward chaos have subsided.

In his greatest poems, such as "Waking Early Sunday Morning", he brilliantly fused the most intimate details of his own life with the public turmoil of his century.

Though covering a vast period of personal and public turmoil, "Graham Greene: A Life in Letters" traces, quite astonishingly, no refining of sensibility and intelligence.

Amid the public turmoil around its future, the Tribune Company, which publishes newspapers and owns television stations, is giving its top managers a compelling reason to hang on.

More may emerge in the coming days but for now Cardiff City - when everyone connected with the club should be enjoying the Premier League ride - is in very public turmoil.

The 2010 Tonight Show host and timeslot conflict erupted, and after an intense period of public turmoil, the last Conan show took place on January 22, 2010, finishing with Weinberg propelling a guest-filled seriocomic rendition of "Free Bird".

Groupon is considering a delay to its long-awaited initial public offering amid turmoil in the stock market.

The enigma of Toscanini is that he said so little in public about the turmoil surrounding him.

CANNES — Bertrand Tavernier's "La princesse de Montpensier," written with Jean Cosmos, is set during the wars of religion in 16th-century France, an age of turmoil, public and private.

Much of the public, fatigued by revolutionary turmoil, has embraced him.

Right now the employees of the Public Power Corporation, the Postal Savings Bank and other public companies are in turmoil.