churned up

Why do I feel especially churned up about this case?

To see it churned up is a bit of a pain.

I'm not leaving you alone when you're churned up this way.

She was churned up inside, unable to see beyond this moment.

Maybe to do with all the stuff that Rosie's death churned up.

Anger churned up, but the room was already getting fuzzy.

I was churned up about a lot of things, Bess.

The earth around them had been churned up by booted feet.

She was standing on a wide track, churned up by wheels.

One grave, which is only about a year old, has been quite badly churned up.

As she expected, the sand near the tents was too churned up to tell her anything.

I'm just bored of everything being churned up and recycled.

I smelled the air coming through the window, churned up by the fan.

The ground around the site was churned up by over 5,000 tons of bombs.

Since then, pieces of the plane have been churned up by snow and ice, he said.

The waters were still dark from the storm where the sea bottom had been churned up.

A first trial churned up the gravel and achieved very little.

Every aspect of policy is chewed over, and churned up, from on high.

"But it sure churned up a lot of stomach acid."

More bullets churned up mud on both sides of us.

But less familiar words are churned up as well.

The churned up tracks would be seen for many years to come, he thought, if no one happened along to disturb them.

Her own garbage was carried out here each week, to be churned up and buried.

Fields on either side of the road had been churned up by fresh craters.

One look told us otherwise, as it was very muddy and churned up by horses.