“tumultuous”造句，怎麼用tumultuous造句

Be quite! I am in a tumultuous passion.

College life may never be this tumultuous, but then again, this is TV.

My Week with Marilyn Chronicles the tumultuous shoot, made all the more disruptive by her affair with an assistant.

Bryant's 2007-08 NBA MVP season got off to a tumultuous start after he reportedly demanded to be traded.

It is to his credit that Mr Wheatley has done so well as he has, surviving a tumultuous period with his good reputation intact.

FOR one of Latin America's most politically tumultuous countries, Ecuador has been surprisingly stable since Rafael Correa became its President in early 2007.

This is my survey of a tumultuous landscape, done with all the uncertainty of a cartographer who does not know exactly where the boundaries of revolt begin and end.

They gave the chairman a tumultuous welcome.

Vietnam's financial markets have had a tumultuous year.

Let's hope China's current leaders draw the right lessons from that tumultuous past as well as from the world's tumultuous present.

The political conversation was very tumultuous; but the senator, by his speech, cast oil on the troubled water.

Clinton said she makes no claims to being able to predict what the future might bring to Tunisia, Egypt and Libya after this tumultuous year.

In our current winter of high domestic anxiety, as in the politically tumultuous American summer of 1969, it is a hit with the national mass audience and elite critics alike.

Should you stick with stock funds in this tumultuous environment?

DEVOTEES of films set on submarines look forward to the inevitable scene towards the end in which tumultuous conflict is replaced by eerie, character-testing stillness.

The whole tumultuous rush has passed.

Here and there, at intervals, when the wind blew, shouts, clamor, a sort of tumultuous death rattle, which was the firing, and dull blows, which were discharges of cannon, struck the ear confusedly.

But it was a tumultuous few months of rumours and denials before she reached that point.