Sentence examples for I would turn over from inspiring English sources

"No job has ever been so important to me that I would turn over my principles of what is just and fair and right," she says.

I would turn over the pages of the score and Britten would hum, croak and knock out the percussion when required on the piano's music rest.

A statement from the agency said it would turn over any evidence of wrongdoing to the appropriate authorities.

MF Global having bought a Spanish government bond, for example, would then repo it, meaning it would turn over the bond in return for a loan.

That is, it would turn over to a speaker's opponents the power to have him criminally prosecuted for his speech.

"And every time I'd turn over a sheet of music, it would be an experience".

Asked what she says now she replies: "I'd say I'd turn over a new leaf and stop being so difficult and let Big Charlie come back home".

I believe the founding fathers would turn over in their graves at the absurd contention, made by some, that it would violate the First Amendment to deny a federal office seeker the opportunity to buy what the 1934 law calls, without defining, "a reasonable amount of time".

"Without these shoes, my ankle would turn over right away and I would just fall," he said in Russian.

Put meters on those spots, Professor Shoup said, and they would turn over more quickly.

The statement promised that Liggett would turn over pertinent documents to plaintiffs' lawyers in tobacco lawsuits.