Sentence examples for real tumult from inspiring English sources

This year there's real tumult".

From 15 September to 8 October, St Ann's Warehouse, New York, stannswarehouse.org (866-811-4111) Real estumultumult is a staple of New York life, which means that Chekhov's comedy drama of an unwieldy estate flowers eternally.

Economists see the current tumult as the first real test of Japan's homemaker-traders, and whether these newcomers have the stomach to ride out markets in a time of volatility.

If I wasn't messing with multiple breaches of confidentiality, I might throw a party for some of the broken-hearted people tossed to the sidelines during the tumult of our recent real estate market.

The nerve-jangling music, compiled by the sound designer William Neal from real movie scores, hints broadly at tempests and tumult.

For many of the high-achieving, type-A young professionals who end up on Wall Street, being tossed around by an industry in tumult can amount to the first real failure of their lives.

Mutual funds that focus on real estate face a particular problem in the current tumult.

Viacom has grown lusher with such "real" hits as The Osbournes and Survivor; as the tumult grew at the carnival-like meeting, Karmazin joked, "We're thinking of a new reality show".

But we need such a tumult to refocus the country on the real problems facing America.

"There was a real priority to improve relations in the area after the tumult of the previous eight years".

The Socilist deputy Francis Leenhardt provoked one of the tumults by declaring that "there can be no real Algerian universal suffrage without a preliminary cease-fire".