a bumpy ride

Folks, it appears we're gonna have a bit of a bumpy ride for the next few minutes.

Maybe this is what HSBC's own chief executive meant when he said earlier this month that emerging markets were in for a bumpy ride.

The business has had a bumpy ride over the last twelve months but profits are growing again now.

The State Department is expected to publish its findings within the next week or so, and Mexico can expect a bumpy ride.

Fasten your seat belts and hold on tight--the 2008 economy is going to be a bumpy ride.

To paraphrase Betty Davis in 'All About Eve': Fasten your seat belts, it's going to be a bumpy ride.

Continental fought off Pirelli and they went their separate ways. Both have had a bumpy ride.

It is true that Vietnam also has neighbours, such as the Philippines and Thailand, where democracy has been a bumpy ride.

And until the European crisis is resolved, investors in international bond funds can expect a bumpy ride.

It is going to be a bumpy ride.

And while some are faring well, the sector faces a bumpy ride as economic turbulence hits both domestic and international travel.

So while you may have a bumpy ride on or near July 29, as you move away from this date, things will improve impressively.

It was a bumpy ride, many passengers got carsick.

Many Xiaoxu on a bumpy ride, rehabilitation sites, he has always said his game in a bright and sunny side . Overall dark opponents.

A new world order may be replacing the old - but it will be a bumpy ride.

In this sense consciousness is less of a smooth stream and more of a bumpy ride.

People that live at the end of Dirt Roads learn early on that life is a bumpy ride.

We're going to have a bumpy ride ahead, fasten your seat belt.

However, the persistence of Japanese intervention will make for a bumpy ride down to 105.

The past two weeks have brought a bumpy ride for China's currency.

So fasten up your seatbelt, it's gon' be a bumpy ride

It's gon' be a bumpy ride