The snowy world the story is set in serves to
reflect this emotional turmoil.
The stereotype has been shattered by the
market turmoil
of the last few years.
A story based more on
inner turmoil
than typical ' boo!
Turmoil in the wholesale gas market, you might be tempted to go for a capped product.
Turmoil of the seventeenth century, the duchy of lancaster fell on difficult times.
Turmoil caused
by this simple gesture roused great fires.
You put an end to several days of
emotional turmoil
over whether i should make a similar comment myself.
Turmoil of the ancient world, confidence in god rings out.
Amid the
continuing turmoil
in the wake of world war ii, the dark clouds of the east-west confrontation were already gathering.
The
political turmoil
of moscow sees both brothers arrested.
Turmoil of modern life
- an ideal place to relax, and become refreshed.
Turmoil created
by henry viii lasted to beyond the civil war with the people never sure whether to be popish or lutheran.
Others left because they feared
constant political turmoil
in germany.
Turmoil of the last few years.
This representation of a disastrous marriage enables moore to
explore mental turmoil
and an unhappy ending.
Töpffer arrived in paris in 1789 in the midst of
revolutionary turmoil.
Turmoil of the times.
Its shallow social base, however, meant it was very vulnerable in a period of
growing social turmoil.
During the
religious turmoil, england entered a period of economic turmoil.
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