Usage of "stir times"

We have no meanings for "stir times" in our records yet.

Usage of stir times in English

The captain had evidently seen some stirring times while up Red River. 
 Frank on the Lower Mississippi 

Poems suggested by the stirring times were crowding thick upon his mind. 
 Authors and Friends 

But, Wallingford, what has become of Captain Marble in these stirring times? 
 Afloat and Ashore: A Sea Tale 

The early childhood of George Borrow was spent in stirring times. 
 The Life of George Borrow 

The papers were illustrated, and went back to the stirring times. 
 Pelle the Conqueror — Volume 03 

Stirring times had reigned in this country for a hundred years. 
 The Velvet Glove 

Politics, however, absorbed his soul, and stirring times were at hand. 
 Beacon Lights of History, Volume 11: American Founders 

Perhaps there will be more stirring times when we come back again, Hal. 
 A March on London: Being a Story of Wat Tyler's Insurrection 

The Mintos were in the thick of politics and the times were stirring times. 
 Lady John Russell: A Memoir with Selections from Her Diaries and... 

The old barn saw stirring times after the coming of the new parsonage family. 
 Prudence of the Parsonage 

These are stirring times for the Cork Regional Technical College. 
 The Irish Times 

I have yet to tell of the stirring times of the winter of 1912. 
 The Iron Heel 

There were stirring times in the colonies when John Adams was thirty years old. 
 The True Citizen: How to Become One 

Of stirring times at a private school for young gentlemen. 
 The Little Nugget 

Stirring times, too, were nearer at hand across the Mediterranean. 
 The Velvet Glove 

I hope not, sir, though it's true that we've had some very stirring times. 
 The Sun of Quebec: A Story of a Great Crisis 

Meanings of stir times in English