Sentence examples for turmoil back from inspiring English sources

Throughout his European tour, Mr. Musharraf insisted that he could weather the political turmoil back home that is largely of his own making and ensure free and fair elections for Parliament on Feb. 18.

Mr Erdogan, pictured above arriving in Morocco, was keen to appear cool amid the turmoil back home, but the protests cast a pall over his north African jaunt.The ruling Islamist parties in Morocco and Tunisia have long vaunted an affinity with Mr Erdogan's Justice and Development (AK) party.

Egypt's Under-20 side surpassed expectations when overcoming political turmoil back home and disrupted preparations to finish third at the African Youth Championships.

Many Egyptians, craving stability after years of political turmoil, backed Sisi's crackdown, described by the government as an effort to stamp out Islamist militant terrorists.

But it was impossible to fathom the turmoil of back talk in their own heads, or the tools they seem to have developed to keep these voices at bay.

Mr. Goldman, Mr. Wink and their Blue partner, Phil Stanton, said the current turmoil harked back to the show's early days at La Mama E.T.C. in the East Village, where the show had early performances before moving to Off Broadway.

MOSCOW — Russia's stock markets, which had been among the hardest hit by recent financial turmoil, bounced back on Friday with the help of a stimulus package from the Russian government and some rare investor-friendly comments from the country's leaders.

The turmoil dates back to 2011 when street protests began against poverty, unemployment and corruption — and President Salah's plan to make himself president for life.

"It is going to be a Wild West for a while — social network wars, platform dodginess, media business turmoil and back-channel deals," Mr. Cross added.

Maximianus, the latest in a line of emperors embroiled in a perpetual turmoil of back-stabbing – literally – and jockeying for position, suspecting the surfacing of a rebel or, worse, rival, made a cursory appeal to Carausius's honour by requesting him to report to the Senate for court martial and, in all likelihood, execution.

Following what Mr. Bonami now calls simply "the turmoil," he scaled back his original plan.