Sentence examples for tumultuous days from inspiring English sources

Still, in his public appearances in those tumultuous days, Mr. Taylor presented a calm demeanor.

Blatter admitted that great damage has been done to the organisation's image during four tumultuous days in Zurich.

Celebrating Thanksgiving, each man could undoubtedly point to developments from recent, tumultuous days for which he felt grateful.

Jamaluddin shared a room with Khoei in those early, tumultuous days, and says that he warned him that he had heard people speaking against him.

"The Hispanic population was looking, in the tumultuous days of the '60s, for something that was theirs, musically," Mr. Harlow said.

Donald Trump's run at the US presidency and the Brexit vote can both be traced back to those tumultuous days eight years ago.

The revocation was just one in a string of developments on a tumultuous day for Syria.

Back in the Sanctuary pub, Mr Patton asked for a badge as a "memento" of this tumultuous day.

For Mr. Blankfein, the news arrived on Friday afternoon, after a tumultuous day of trading on Wall Street.

The call follows the most tumultuous day in Glencore's five-year spell on public markets as the FTSE 100 company sank a staggering 29 per cent.

It was a tumultuous day for the Blazers, who also fired Coach Nate McMillan and waived Greg Oden, the perpetually injured former No. 1 pick.