Word: tumults
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...increasingly audible, and when Sophie finally stands watching soprano and orchestra from the balcony, the audience sees the singer's face--closeup against black background--through her eyes. After the concert, Sophie proceeds backstage to introduce herself to Mme. Brice and request an audition, and is swept into the tumult of the soprano's life and her post-performance party...
...Apple's stock soared, once-faint key-clicks crescendoed into a deafening tumult in libraries into a deafening tumult in libraries and classes. And the odd set of typed notes mushroomed to 900 megabytes of European Intellectual History transcriptions collected by eager Donald Fleming disciples...
...sheer tumult and intrigue, Princess Diana's relationship with her husband can't compare with her relationship with the press. The latter has certainly been more faithful than the former; but after untold millions of photos, miles of film and acres of newsprint, the most chronicled woman in the world has decided it is time to jilt the cameras that love...
...judgment was, has certainly not been a success to date. The U.N.'s initiative to that end could not function without American military assistance, and that military mission has gone astray. In Somalia as in Bosnia, "multilateralism" was the choice of appearing to do something between unignorable spasms of tumult...
...After all these years," concludes Newsweek, "it's hard to know whom to feel the most sympathy for: the ((Schroeder)) children who lost a father . . . ((or)) the young woman who lost her way in the tumult...