Sentence examples for turmoils- from inspiring English sources

Instead, voters are put off more by Labor's turmoils since it came to power in 2007: two leadership changes, from Mr Rudd to Ms Gillard and back again, and bitter personal rivalry between the pair.

In spite of Labor's turmoils, Mr Rudd's return has changed the party's game.In this section The rice mountain Fishing trips Blooded Wide-mouthed frog Trust v fair dinkum The battling begums Conquerors of kings?

Political and other turmoils beset Borromeo.

In 1920 he passed the civil service examination, but in April 1921, after hearing of the nationalist turmoils in India, he resigned his candidacy and hurried back to India.

In the second half of the 10th century, Italy began a slow recovery from the turmoils of late Carolingian Europe.

Former cupcake Perry has become adept at drawing publicly and deeply on her love and life turmoils.

Khaled al-Attiya, who has been trying to mediate an end to the political turmoil in Egypt, returned on Wednesday after several days in Cairo and complained he had not been able to meet all the parties he had been promised to see.

With little choice, he resigned, ending one period of turmoil at a broadcaster that regularly battles to be independent of ministers.

Related: Jim Murphy's resignation throws Scottish Labour into turmoil The 33-year-old said: "The geographical spread of support I have – with MSPs from north and south, east and west – as well as the backing of MSPs from different parts of our movement shows I can bring our party together.

With the background of the current turmoil in the Middle East, the news that the Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas has, at the UN general assembly, declared the US-led peace process dead (Report, 27 September), the prospects of a two-state solution look more remote than ever.

Outside the world of the club, Jimmy's life is in turmoil.