tempestuous

The last months of 1968 were tempestuous times for the group.

Our relationship, like that between many old friends, has been, at times, a tempestuous one.

He is taking the dean's position at a tempestuous time.

Their relationship was tempestuous, and they divorced two years before her death.

However, according to Irving and others, the relationship was tempestuous.

But nature has gone from serene to tempestuous of late.

But behind this scene is a tempestuous and complicated story.

But it's all a game to her, these tempestuous passions.

The marriage was tempestuous and the couple separated in early 1966.

Her description is of a tempestuous relationship, but they remained friends until his death.

And they might have, had not a tempestuous woman stormed into Washington at that moment.

And we quickly gather that their relationship was highly tempestuous.

How can it have begun, in this deep tempestuous sea?

Here, too, the quartet gave a tempestuous and even angry performance.

Enough harm, God knows, had been done by tempestuous passion already.

She spun away and took a tempestuous turn around the parlor.

Either way, he had been made the victim of "tempestuous abuse."

Up from all the wall went a tempestuous sigh of horror.

What she remembered of his passions was their deep and tempestuous nature.

It was a wild, tempestuous night, towards the close of November.

The railway has had a tempestuous history during its preservation years.

The video shows Faith in a tempestuous love affair with a man.

They were a tempestuous couple on and off stage.

Like so many other things, the history of ballroom dancing in China has been tempestuous.

Stevie is from a wealthy family and has a tempestuous relationship with her mother.