"turbulent course" can be used as a part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or experience that is marked by conflict, confusion, or instability. Example: Despite the obstacles and challenges, John persevered and successfully completed his turbulent course in becoming a surgeon.
Like the Nile running below the children on the bridge, the revolution is still running a turbulent course.
In movies we are starved for wit, for articulate anger, for extravagant hyperbole — all of which pours in lava flows during the turbulent course of "The Newsroom".
Perhaps, more than most candidates, Mr. Gingrich's ads have been on a meandering, sometimes turbulent, course, much like his topsy-turvy campaign.
Their second experiment placed subjects in the role of the Fed, and asked them to navigate the economy through a turbulent course.
Lee fills the movie with lyrical asides and violent passions, brings long-standing frustrations and anguish to light, and plants the characters firmly within the turbulent course of history.
In the turbulent course of international events...the relatively obscure issues in this case may seem unimportant.
The concept is realized in the scope of the course "Turbulent Flow Simulation on HPC-Systems".
Unfortunately she had a turbulent post-operative course and, although she recovered well enough to return home a month later, she sadly died shortly thereafter.
Less spectacular, but still important, "plump" tail events can be meaningful as well for investors who stay the course through turbulent times.
In this work the influence of turbulent mixing on the course of barium sulfate precipitation is investigated for a process carried out in a semibatch stirred tank reactor.
In this work the influence of turbulent mixing on the course of two parallel chemical reactions (neutralization of sodium hydroxide and hydrolysis of ethyl chloroacetate) is investigated for a process carried out in a semibatch stirred tank reactor.
