roil

Nothing like a big fight to get the blood roiling.

And when he did, something inside her seemed to roil.

I could feel power again, the way I'd felt it earlier, roiling through me.

The controversy comes as other changes are roiling the information business.

He hit a hard white surface and roiled onto his back.

Thomas's mind roils with questions about just who it is he's making love to.

The case of the missing young men began roiling the television industry a year ago.

The last time the Government tried to institute such a tax, 30 years ago, it roiled the market.

The old woman tried to sit up, her thoughts roiling.

Whatever turmoil was roiling him, he seemed to turn on himself.

There was a lot going on with Mark, room for roiling in his enormous mind.

All around the boat fish were roiling the surface of the water.

He was gone - swallowed up by a wall of 15-foot roiling white water.

He can hold his own in a debate that's been roiling the wine world for years?

The emotions that roiled inside her were so strong she was sure she'd give herself away.

The final results came as a wave of violence roiled the country.

Power roils in her bones like a lake of fire.

Every time her name was mentioned, his dark eyes roiled with anger.

Not so much as a cast had roiled the waters.

Meanwhile, a power struggle has been roiling the company for nearly two years.

Several times I saw roiling air away in the distance, but nothing approached us.

The vote may finally retire an issue that has roiled the state for more than four years.

He let his face reflect the emotions that roiled inside him.

Then the wall roiled as it had before, turning fluid.

Hate roiled up inside him, fighting against the love he'd only just discovered.