Sentence examples for tumultuous starting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Meekings could not have chosen a more tumultuous starting point for characters who will be constantly buffeted by the whirlwinds of history.

The Suns narrowly missed the playoffs despite a tumultuous start.

The late comeback helped obscure a tumultuous start to the game for the Giants.

One way or another, it has certainly been a tumultuous start to Derby week.

World stock markets have also had a tumultuous start to 2016, falling as fears intensify over the economic outlook.

But the strike made for a tumultuous start for more than 14,000 undergraduate and graduate students, whose school year began Wednesday.

(Schweitzer) Chicago Symphony Orchestra (Friday) It's been a tumultuous start to the season for the Chicagoans, who recently went on strike over pay and benefits.

Given the tumultuous start today to their penultimate match of the season it is astounding they will be detained so long.

Born from Hungary's tumultuous start to the twentieth century, The Royal Academy of Arts is exhibiting the work of a generation of artists who have profoundly influenced the course of modern photography.

(Smith) Chicago Symphony Orchestra (Wednesday, Thursday and next Friday) It's been a tumultuous start to the season for the Chicagoans, who recently went on strike over pay and benefits.

He ran his own publication company, held the presidency of the Media Society, had a consultancy role when Robert Maxwell tried to start his own London evening, and was in at the tumultuous start of TV-am.