turbulent造句

The sea is too turbulent for sailing.

It is still in the turbulent years of adolescence.

The present international situation remains tense and turbulent.

IT HAS been another turbulent week for the euro.

Currently, the world is still facing with turbulent economic and financial situation.

Those turbulent undercurrent of the soul is the sensitive, talented, tragic and heroic idealism drifting manner.

The turbulent economy has shaken lucrative news-stand sales in particular.

It was a turbulent week for Greece and the euro zone.

I can only imagine how he must have felt, entering the Oval Office in turbulent times.

Only little Lebanon, which is still in Syria’s shadow, and turbulent Yemen voted to keep him in.

Our own Sun vibrates slightly too, but because it is much younger, its atmosphere is much less turbulent.

There are many reasons for still reading Marx in our turbulent times, but this is not the least of them.

In order to appease the turbulent tribues, the chiefs propagated superstition to alter the member’s ideology and consolidate their reign.

You managed Harvard's endowment during a turbulent time, and you advise several other endowments and state pension funds.

Turn a page of idle books, a piece of fragrant tea, to bring turbulent past events to the peace of this bird's twittering and drizzle.

Danish scientists are developing a new wind turbine blade that mimics the stability found in hawk wings during highly-turbulent wind events.

But Sanjeev Uprety, a novelist who writes in his native Nepali, says it has been energised by the country's social revolution and turbulent modern politics.

In turbulent political times, when large swings in the vote are possible, party bosses feel driven to construct safer seats than they once used to need.

Click through the photo gallery to see the wave and tidal devices that will soon get their try-outs in the cold, turbulent waters off the Scottish coast.

The curfew meant that I couldn't return home, so I spent the night at a friend's house near the Parliament building and Interior Ministry, one of the most turbulent parts of the city.

But this is the case in Simon Mawer's eighth work of fiction, "the Glass Room", which is inspired by the Tugendhat Villa in Brno and spans 60 years of Czechoslovakia's turbulent history.

During the sometimes turbulent transitional period, they have worked tirelessly to smoothen the path leading up to the handover, lay the ground for a better Hong Kong, and ensure a smooth and successful transition. This is a remarkable achievement.

it is the city where the Yangtze meets the East China Sea, which itself becomes the Pacific, which touches our shores. The Yangtze is a swift and turbulent river, one of the great rivers of the world.

In a corner of your heart, it will often be touched by this name, sometimes like the turbulent rivers, sometimes like stream stream gurgling, sometimes full of your thoughts, sometimes hanging in your dream.