Sentence examples for turmoil death from inspiring English sources

He pays homage to acts that emerged during the turmoil — Death Cab for Cutie, Arcade Fire, Conor Oberst — and used it to their advantage.

"Stability" is a promise that seems to come back around during every voting period, and after three years of turmoil, death, coups and changing governments, the offer is more tantalising now than ever.

"Stability" is a promise that seems to come back around during every voting period, and after three years of turmoil, death, coups and changing governments, the offer is more tantalizing now than ever.

Often, because of the discomfort that accompanies the emotional turmoil of death and dying, we avoid conversation and rely on other less sensitive means for communication with families, such as light-hearted quips, or quick, one-line expressions of sympathy.

Libya's rebel leadership was in turmoil last night following the death of its military chief, who had been arrested on the suspicion of holding secret talks with Muammar Gaddafi's regime.

Simon & Schuster entered a period of turmoil after the death of Mr. Simon.

Is it worth that much attention, in a world where Egypt is in turmoil and the death toll in the Syrian civil war is nearing 100,000?

In elegant prose, it tells the story of how a writer, Michael Turner, is left in turmoil following the death of his wife, Caroline.

Trump railed against his Democratic opponent as having been "trigger-happy and very unstable" during her tenure as secretary of state, claiming that she produced "only turmoil, suffering and death" while in office.

Italian cycling was in a state of turmoil at the death of its most charismatic champion since the heyday of the campionissimo Fausto Coppi in the early 50s, winning the Tour de France and Giro d'Italia in 1998.

On Wednesday, Trump held a policy speech in a wood-paneled club that has long catered to Philadelphia's elites, where he suggested "sometimes it seems like there wasn't a country in the Middle East Clinton didn't want to invade" and railed against her legacy of "turmoil, suffering and death".