Sentence examples for tumult from from inspiring English sources

Two Russian newspapers, Izvestia and Kommersant, said their Ukrainian printing affiliates had censored articles about the tumult from Ukrainian editions.

The boat sat on gimbals that could toss, turn and upend it while several cameras filmed the tumult from fingerlike cranes around the periphery.

Neighborhood Tumult From Visits to a Grave When Grand Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, leader of the Lubavitch Hasidic movement, died eight years ago at 92, the shock was felt in Cambria Heights, Queens.

If tourists go anywhere, it is usually to Soweto, the black township south of the city center that figured so importantly in the struggle to end white rule and that remains etched in the minds of many who followed South Africa's tumult from afar in the 1970's and 1980's.

In an interview with the Washington Post published Saturday, former New Jersey Gov. Tom Kean Sr .(R) painted the either-or picture for Christie's presidential hopes, highlighting how the tumult from this traffic issue should raise caution.

It is also battling to redefine its program at a time when activists, have moved from the streets to digital platforms, from face to face to Facebook, from tumult to Twitter, from agitation in the streets to deal making in the suites.

The Chamber minimized tumult arising from the Democratic and Republican Conventions and the Supreme Court minimum wage decision.

On a recent morning in Miami Beach, a middle-aged man in a tracksuit was walking along Lincoln Road, the glitzy strip that runs from the ocean to the bay, when he veered away to investigate an orchestral tumult emanating from a nearby park.

A national treasure knocked flying from his pedestal, dishonest fingers deep in the till, an old friend down on his luck, betrayed, whole passages lifted, whole conception stolen, characters, too, no plausible explanation from the guilty man, whose friends now understood his reluctance to publish, tens of thousands of copies of "The Tumult" removed from the shops and pulped.

The Book of Common Prayer contains a section with special prayers "For Rain," "For fair Weather," for protection against "Dearth and Famine," for salvation from "War and Tumults," and from "Plague or Sickness".

— but the choice for the music award is relatively free from tumult: the opera "Silent Night," a commission from the Minnesota Opera, by the young American composer Kevin Puts, with a libretto by the seasoned dramatic writer Mark Campbell.