Sentence examples for turmoil erupted from inspiring English sources

Turmoil erupted in the 1970s over court-ordered busing to eliminate racial segregation.

The anti-government movement has been reeling under a fierce crackdown since turmoil erupted over the disputed presidential election in June.

The turmoil erupted just as Mr Nazarbayev was opening his latest architectural indulgence in Astana, an arch marking Kazakhstan's 20th year of independence.

He was forced to leave when political turmoil erupted, but decades later he returned to his field notes and rediscovered a world whose complexity and significance he says he had failed to appreciate as a younger, less experienced man.

The charismatic Frenchman, a former finance minister, acted as a cool-headed crisis manager with influence in Athens, Berlin, Frankfurt and Brussels, after the euro zone sovereign debt turmoil erupted in 2009.

But turmoil erupted in 2008 when the founder's then 79-year-old widow, Kwong Siu-hing, emerged as the true power, pushing out her eldest son, Walter, who had been chief executive.

Miss Bhutto's people predict that key generals will support her accession if anti-Government turmoil erupts this fall, as she hopes it will.

David loses control of his family and watches as turmoil erupts among his children, with one son raping a daughter and another son committing murder to avenge her violation.

Underneath the raunchy tit for tat was emotional turmoil, which erupted during a telephone call.

Eric Kowalczyk said the large number of detentions flowed from the turmoil that erupted after Gray's funeral.

The deadly turmoil that erupted in Juba last month threatens to ignite a full scale ethnic civil war across South Sudan.