Sentence examples for turmoil up from inspiring English sources

"There was a bit of turmoil up there in the coaching box.

In particular, some of our subjects survived childhood infections in a pre-antibiotic environment, and lived through periodic social turmoil up until the 1970s.

John and Jeanne's struggle to help Joseph recover from his suicide attempt (and the years of turmoil leading up to it) make up the main thrust of Mr. Schwartz's meticulous and, at times, moving memoir, "Oddly Normal".

I'd just gone through emotional turmoil, splitting up with the band, which is like breaking up with your missus.

Division has eviscerated international co-operation just when the turmoil whipped up by the Arab spring makes it essential.In this section How to set Syria free A Moscow spring?

He walked out of Oxford aged 20, fled to France, and in a state of emotional turmoil signed up for five years in the Foreign Legion at the height of the Algerian war.

"Telex from Cuba," published in 2008, is a shimmering account of the turmoil leading up to Castro's ascent, United Fruit's expulsion, and the expropriation of the nickel mine.

The N.H.L. has created a whole roundup of turmoil, summed up by SI.com's Darren Eliot, including the bizarre Phoenix Coyotes saga, which may send some of their home games to Saskatoon?

It is not hard to fathom how this kind of turmoil can end up with young Muslims blowing themselves up in Beirut, Paris and other cities around the world.

This book, written in the form of a diary, is an hugely witty exploration of the turmoil of the ups and downs of teenage life.

Already, the process of scouring the wreckage may have kicked up turmoil on the bottom.