Sentence examples for turbulent event from inspiring English sources

A dynamical instability near the upper turbulent layer also suggests that an unstable flow created this turbulent event.

If the quartet from Blackwood, south Wales, didn't entirely keep their word, the part about making a chart-topping album became true several times during their turbulent, event-packed career.

All had their roots in the turbulent events of 1968.

Many of his oracles concerned the turbulent events of his times.

Clark became involved in the political side of the turbulent events in the Balkans, which now centered on the disputed province of Kosovo.

Over the centuries it has mirrored the turbulent events of Polish history and at times sustained the nation's cultural and political identity.

In the turbulent events which took place in recent days, our citizens demonstrated their political and national maturity and put an end to another great crisis.

This bringing to life of an earlier age of the city, so often eclipsed by the turbulent events of the 20th century, is particularly welcome.

When somebody mentions the Civil War and the cinema, one immediately thinks of nineteenth-century American history rather than the turbulent events in seventeenth-century Britain.

When assessing the turbulent events in the Arab world, we should remind ourselves that we're witnessing a revolution that may take decades to produce a stable outcome.

As I look back over the turbulent events of the last 12 months, I'm aware that my perception of things is a little warped.