Sentence examples similar to Turn to your dictionary from inspiring English sources
So instead we'll just turn to the dictionary.
"I must turn to the dictionary a lot".
They turn to a dictionary for expert advice on how to synthesize this information.
You might turn to a dictionary to learn what "borborygmus" means (bowel rumble) and find a definition some clerk wrote in five minutes.
By Robert Mankoff March 3, 2010 In writing about a topic like humor, which everyone experiences but few can define, it is tempting to turn to the dictionary.
I always just turn to the dictionary: "social, political and economic equality".
When you're trying to determine whether something is correct in English, you can often turn to a dictionary.
But his army of English-speaking fans may have to turn to Japanese dictionaries if they want to see it.
People turn to dictionaries for advice.
Indeed, many Americans still turn to dictionaries to give them the definitive meaning of a word.
