turbulent

a turbulent period in history.

angling for tuna in turbulent tidal races.

the country's turbulent 20-year history.

he entered upon a turbulent political career.

Based on the theory of light wave propagation in turbulent media, the scaling exponents could be given by the method of determining dimensionless interzone.

While Indonesia faced internal political, economic and secessionism turbulent in 1998 Asian Financial Crisis, East Timorese grabbed the timing and attained independence under UN's mediation.

When the wave crest approaches, sees only the river water to rise suddenly, the very rough sea waves are turbulent, raise the waterwall which stands tall and erect.

But his heart was in a constant, turbulent riot.

Each side honoring its own turbulent history.

In this movie, Jia plays a boxer who takes on a turbulent challenge.

1815 was a turbulent year for France.

We have 'overcoming', 'doom and gloom' and 'turbulent'.

The word we're looking at, though, is 'turbulent'.

Nineteen sixty-eight was a turbulent year for the United States.

The past few days have been turbulent for Mr. Bolton.

The flight gets turbulent as Hurricane Lee lurks ominously below us.

How does this turbulent cloud of bouncing, chaotic sand create order?