turbulently

Lee Child, Brummie son of an Irishman Emily Wilson, academic from a family of academics Lemm Sissay, fostered (turbulently) son of an Ethiopian single mother.

If you listen closely enough you realize that you turbulently expire a lot of air after the c in cam but don’t do so in scam.

At higher speeds, the phenomenon doesn't occur - the problem at higher speeds is that the airflow remains attached to the surface, but flows turbulently instead of smoothly.

Any given reader's brain existing to comprehend this comment is highly unlikely, yet it occurs and continues within layers of chaotic systems, that exist turbulently, in perceived reality.

Some minerals can be sold, but his solution for the excess salt was just to turbulently mix it back into the ocean, if I'm reading correctly.

I have a picture in my mind of the global supply chain as a kind of chaotic system, that is usually in equilibrium and is currently, turbulently, adjusting to a new normal.