churn

He could eat well and run until the sun came up - and friends say they would get calls at 4am to do just that - but mentally, with no end in sight, the churn was taxing.

A drill called Trident will churn up rocks to reach the surface under the Moon to see if there is evidence of ice.

In eastern Ukraine, Moscow's war machine has been churning mile by mile through the wide open fields of the Donbas, enveloping and overwhelming villages and towns.

In a career that defied the frequent churn and vagaries associated with the entertainment industry, Ursula’s Costumes became a local institution.

Elsewhere, roads into the camp have been churned up, armoured bulldozers creating piles of earth and pools of muddy rainwater.