Sentence examples for turmoil of both from inspiring English sources

George Luttrell died without children, and Dunster Castle passed to his brother Francis, who survived the political turmoil of both the Commonwealth years and the Restoration of Charles II to power in 1660.

In the most recent economic turmoil of 2009, both WhatsApp and Square were started.

Both Pärt and Richter are advanced in years and are the product of the turmoil of the 20th century; both brought up under difficult communist regimes and both deeply affected by the second world war.

The film also sheds light on the racial turmoil of the time, both in the United States and in Germany with the rise of the Nazi Party.

He still has four other charges to face in separate cases, meaning the turmoil of Operation Car Wash, for both him and Brazil, isn't over yet.

Never straying from the law professor's historic calm and low, modulated tones, she still infuses each scene with the emotional turmoil of Hill's experience, both as an alleged victim of sexual harassment and the key player in a high stakes drama.

If a special election is held this year, Republican Party leaders will be allowed to choose their candidate, sparing themselves both the turmoil of a primary and the possibility that Bret D. Schundler, who won the nomination in 2001 only to be trounced by Mr. McGreevey, might again be its standard-bearer.

The letters give indications of the keenly felt personal turmoil of the two before they both finally settled at the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton in 1933.

For Haiti, it will take years to recover from both the emotional and physical turmoil of the earthquake.

During the turmoil of the financial crisis, few partners left.

A film about the turmoil of the spirit.