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Meanings of tumultuous year in English

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Usage of tumultuous year in English
1
In the tumultuous year of 1859 all Italy was in a ferment.
Life of Robert Browning
2
Dull stuff, a perfunctory duty at the end of a tumultuous year.
The Irish Times
3
Our security correspondent, Frank Gardner, looks back at a tumultuous year.
BBC
4
After a tumultuous year, many e-learning companies have learned that lesson the hard way.
Wired
5
Despite their very tumultuous year, Jasmine still recalls it fondly.
News.com.au
6
Harris have had a tumultuous year as husband and wife, to say the least.
Ebony
7
And yet despite the tumultuous year, the couple said they were "doing well".
News.com.au
8
After a tumultuous year, Time Warner is looking to switch things up at the helm.
Wired
9
It's been a tumultuous year for the national broadcaster.
The South African
10
The end-of-year fight caps a tumultuous year and will deepen the sense of dysfunction in Washington.
Reuters
11
Meanwhile, Seafolly has also faced a tumultuous year.
News.com.au
12
Her appointment caps a tumultuous year at Yahoo.
Reuters
13
It all adds up to the most tumultuous year in American politics in recent history, perhaps ever.
Radio NZ
14
After a tumultuous year, the last full day's trading of 1997 saw UK equities edge quietly higher.
The Irish Times
15
What a tumultuous year for your league.
The Guardian
16
That sense of pessimism is understandable; Australian rugby has had a tumultuous year, on and off the field.
The Guardian
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United States of America
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