roiling

IPA: rˈɔɪɫɪŋ

Examples of "roiling" in Sentences

Those on Wall Street had used their usual instrument - fear of 'roiling' the markets
At worst, I would end up falling off the bridge and into the roiling waters of the gorge below.
Then you had Watergate, so there was turbulence and all this sort of sense of the country kind of roiling all the time.
It requires nerve, as the milk ensures the superheated sugar rises in roiling fury up the sides of the saucepan, as a kind of white volcanic lava.
Build it inside a ring of rocks or logs to hold the frying pan, and feed dry wood into the fire to keep the oil roiling, which is key for crispy fish.
Their companions dropped their spectral hands without a thought, their memory fading like a frost, their lover roiling alone in her sheets, the guy at the bar asking “Did I order two?”
Worry about liquidity is roiling the metals markets as expectations that euro-zone leaders will inject capital into the region's lenders fail to allay fears over the banking sector's health.
France is under heavy pressure by international investors to rein in chronic budget deficits to reassure investors that the country won't be contaminated by the sovereign-debt crisis roiling Greece and other Southern European nations.