Sentence examples for turmoil at work from inspiring English sources
The diary gives both a cool critique of Charles II's performance in the House of Commons and a panoramic account of London and its people - in political turmoil, at work and at play, in celebration and at war, and enduring disease, death and destruction.
A missing neighbor, a series of fires, and turmoil at work are just the start of Samantha Clair's problems.
Its subject matter remains as contentious now as it was then, with the Middle East still in turmoil and suicide bombers at work on both sides of the Atlantic.
Adding to the legal ambiguity, three times since the early 1990's the United States granted temporary status to Salvadorans here illegally, allowing them to stay and work, avoiding turmoil at home.
However, the impact may not be quite as dramatic as the recent banking-sector turmoil, says Eleswarapu, partly because there are two opposing forces at work.
The other constant during those years of emotional turmoil was work, and Schumer threw herself at the standup comedy circuit with a ferocious and admirable ambition.
For Wigglesworth, conducting from memory, the symphony is something altogether more troubling – a work with deep turmoil at its core, in which both tranquillity and exaltation must be fought for and won.
But other longtime observers of the Council said that the current turmoil among its members is merely a reflection of the larger democratic process at work.
Professor Green said several factors were at work, among them diminishing worry over economic and international threats and a growing concern over the turmoil of political scandals, high school shootings and hate crimes.
Something similar is at work in "The Wherewithal," with its attention to what we might call emotional, or historical, dyslexia, the back and forth from Poland to California, from Henryk's mother's turmoil to his own.
