Sentence examples for turbulent end from inspiring English sources

Southgate seems like a safe pair of hands after the turbulent end to Allardyce's one-game reign.

Sanchez was portrayed in a similarly unflattering light in January, with anonymous teammates and prominent personalities vilifying him after the turbulent end to the Jets' season.

Yet her fifth and final novel, The Long Song (2010), straddles the turbulent end of the slave system and the fragile early years following emancipation.

The group's hits are extremely time-bound, created at the turbulent end of the counterculture era and affected by that moment's myopia.

Maine has not pitched in the majors since an abbreviated May 20, 2010 outing for the Mets at Washington, which signaled a turbulent end to his career as a Met.

She has accused editors at the paper of "unsubstantiated innuendo" and "ugly" and "inaccurate" criticism -- a turbulent end to a career in which she was part of a Pulitzer Prize-winning team.

Although Mr. Kerr transformed the shape and the scope of public higher education, his contribution was partly eclipsed by the turbulent ending of his reign as chancellor of the Berkeley campus from 1952 to 1958 and as head of the full university from 1958 to 1967.

The Cooneys' marriage, which Davis called "turbulent", ended in 1975.

Oil futures ended higher, closing above $80 a barrel as a turbulent day ended with a late rally led by investors who saw an early price dip as a buying opportunity.

The Lakers play at Detroit Tuesday night, marking Kuester's first trip back to The Palace of Auburn Hills since his turbulent tenure ended.

LONDON — Arsène Wenger's turbulent year ended with his third F.A. Cup win in four seasons as Arsenal beat Chelsea, 2-1, on Saturday.