turbulently

For one moment, Virginia was swept turbulently back in time.

"But I want the river to flow freely and turbulently," he emphasized.

The faster a fluid flows, the more likely it is to flow turbulently.

The two men supported her, and an ensemble of five dancers rushed turbulently about.

For a minute, great gouts of air rushed turbulently to the surface.

Tom remembered the underground river that flowed out so turbulently at the foot.

Those two words served as the dramatic ground on which politics and popular culture turbulently converged over the past 12 months.

The demon-ship rocked turbulently for a moment, then steadied again.

Bodies slice turbulently through space toward the end.

The effects of the atmosphere can be modeled as rotating cells of air moving turbulently.

Waves crashed turbulently against the crystal, swishing and swirling, driving away all sea life.

After a B major episode recalling the mood of the first movement, the music returns to minor and ends very turbulently.

"I wish he'd be less turbulently happy."

Not far off was the underground river, sliding turbulently out of the cavern at the foot of the cliff.

The reason so many people - men especially - watch sports is precisely because sports are at once turbulently passionate and coolly formal.

The Dow swung turbulently, led by active trading in a wide swath of stocks, closing down 4.05 points, at 3,439.44.

Being exposed at the surface, it typically becomes turbulently mixed as a result of surface wind-mixing.

Probably named after the nearby stream which, after rains, froths turbulently and resembles milk.

This view includes a collective rape scene turbulently executed on the raised green turf, which is moved around at times in sectional squares.

Indecisive, turbulently active and clinging to the familiar, Mr. Buckley was a powerful figure at first.

In action and sound the circle of bleachers resembled a long curved beach with a mounting breaker thundering turbulently high.

The powder mixed turbulently with the air to form essentially a new substance - a gas with a density ten times that of air.

As the inlet stream enters the throat, its velocity increases greatly, atomizing and turbulently mixing with any liquid present.

Alarmed by this time, Kenny came turbulently into the conversation and abused John Whitaker for his son's defection.

At high temperature, these flammable gasses will ignite when turbulently mixed with atmospheric oxygen beyond the muzzle of the gun.