Sentence examples for tumultuous course from inspiring English sources
By the time "Innocent" has run its tumultuous course, pretty much everybody around him seems to have come down with an acute case of performance anxiety.
At Geist, a bishop from Ohio took to the pulpit and asked the meeting's main question: "stay or go?"Efforts to bring equality for gays have had a tumultuous course in America's legislatures, courts and voting booths.
The desire for soul-stirring leadership in the face of terror isn't an academic notion these days, and the bloody, tumultuous course of British history as presented by Mr. Schama resonates in frightful new ways.
'HISTORY OF BRITAIN' -- The bloody, tumultuous course of British history resonated in frightful new ways in the brilliant seven-hour second installment of Simon Schama's series on the History Channel.
Since then, China endured a stormy if not tumultuous course of events before finding itself with burgeoning modern industrialization and urbanization during the contemporary era, as well as a certain ambivalence about the shape of its future identity.
The sole quibble was that the country's elected constituent assembly had not quite finished its line-by-line ratification of a new constitution in time for the celebration.Considering the often tumultuous course of Tunisia's transition, the near-certain passage of the constitution is a momentous achievement.
After a tumultuous legislative course, involving hostile amendments and other procedural maneuvers, Knight's bill ultimately died in the Legislature.
Things quickly turn even more tumultuous, of course, with Guillen's tone-deaf comments about Castro (uh, the team plays in Little Havana, skipper!): footage unfolds as mere days ago, the Venezuelan was suspended after expressing "love" and "respect" for the ex-Cuban leader to Time magazine, prompting a firestorm among fans in Miami and leading to an uncomfortable meeting with Samson.
These were tumultuous times, of course, but also periods in which identity was shifting and migrating.
HORASHIM, Israel — When 20 people gathered for a modest ceremony in the tranquil cemetery of this kibbutz in central Israel last month, the intimacy and quiet dignity of the event belied the tumultuous historical forces coursing beneath it.
There was, of course, a tumultuous reception, but I don't even know whether he was himself on the stage.
