Big ITT mixing fans keep the bacteria, waste and oxygen churned up to keep the soup from going septic.

FORBES: Muckraker

But once the rain starts pouring and the ground gets churned up, the festival-goers might just forget about fashion.

BBC: Glamming-up Glastonbury Festival

Pop culture is being made, remade, remixed, rebooted and churned up so fast that, sometimes, the only reaction is a slightly exasperated, seen-it-all-before sigh.

CNN: Entertainment 2012: The year of 'meh'

Now in her 22nd year as a private detective, she's noticed the hurricane churned up all sorts of untidy situations in which her skills are helpful.

NPR: Gumshoes Cite More Cases, Hassles Post-Katrina

Since the protein needed to transform 5-fluorocytosine could only be churned out by souped-up stem cells, only the gliomas were exposed to the poison, killing them but sparing normal tissue, which the stem cells ignored.

ECONOMIST: Cancer treatment

The big winner is William Shakespeare, with four hundred and fifty-five, topping even the Yahwist and his co-authors, the wordsmiths who churned out the Bible but managed to come up with only four hundred quotable passages.

NEWYORKER: Notable Quotables

This is how an estimated 500 square miles of ancient hills have been obliterated, the land churned into an apocalyptic moonscape which the miners then try to clean up.

BBC: Climate chaos: Transcript

Along with success came pressure to record a quick follow-up, and within the next 18 months, Thin Lizzy churned out Johnny the Fox (1976) and Bad Reputation (1977) while touring constantly.

NPR: Pure Power-Chord Overdrive, Debatably Live

When VanDerWerff talked to CNN about the article, he also said that the present generation that grew up on "Friends" and "Everybody Loves Raymond" grew weary of the copycat versions that networks churned out.

CNN: Multi-camera sitcoms dominate in ratings