Sentence examples for tumultuous scene from inspiring English sources

He milled around with students as police cars and an ambulance converged on the tumultuous scene.

True, there is, early on, a tumultuous scene in which young Gilles (Clément Métayer) and his militant school- friends face Parisian riot police, batons crunching on youthful bones.

According to TCM, Capra hired two hundred plumbers for eight nights to create an artificial rainstorm for the filming of the tumultuous scene at the John Doe Convention, at Los Angeles's Gilmore Field.

Witnesses to the shooting, who spoke only on the condition of anonymity because they feared the gunman, described a tumultuous scene, with gunshots ringing out while bystanders scrambled into buildings or ducked behind cars.

In 2008, as Khieu Samphan made his first appearance before Cambodia's genocide tribunal, Mr. Vergès, representing his old friend, created a tumultuous scene and stormed out after erupting at a panel of judges because documents for the pretrial hearing had not been translated into French.

We persuaded them to let us through, and inside we found a tumultuous scene: trucks came and went, and civilians who had slipped through the cordon mingled with Haitian police, Dominican soldiers, and dozens of yellow-T-shirted volunteers for Haiti's Ministry of the Feminine Condition — a legacy of the populist Presidency of Jean-Bertrand Aristide.

Tahrir Square, in downtown Cairo, is but an echo of the tumultuous scenes in February that inspired the Arab world.

There are great paintings, which seem to contain with themselves many other paintings, tumultuous scenes that harbour a wide range of concerns, themes, manners of depiction, and even points of view.

Voiced often in the tumultuous scenes of defiance and determination in Tahrir Square was a fear that if they lost, the protesters and their organizers would bear the brunt of a withering crackdown.

In private today, even government officials were comparing the tumultuous scenes when a vast mob of relatives and other Iraqis stormed into Abu Ghraib prison to the storming of the Bastille.

Using an arsenal of futuristic supplies — acrylic, P.V.C., and Mylar, worked with tape, knives, and squeegees — she organizes tumultuous scenes into precise shards of light and color with the brightness and acid clarity of jello.