Sentence examples for a considerable turn from inspiring English sources

The fate of the amigos has taken a considerable turn in recent weeks.

Add to that the Free Enterprise group of Conservative MPs, who back the idea and suggest up to £40,000 in compensation to householders, and you have a considerable turning of the tide.

A considerable number of farmers turned to ecological farming thereby reducing the negative effects on health and environment by pesticide use.

The reason for this "unbalanced" proportion is that the words are so low in frequency that it is unlikely that any of the participants will know them all (turning a considerable number of the word items into subjective nonwords).

Yasir, bowling in his first Test innings outside Asia, gutted the home side's middle order with figures of five for 64, using subtle variation rather than any considerable turn to become the first wrist spinner on the honours board since Mushtaq Ahmed, his coach, 20 years ago.

This would mean turning on a considerable number of their own people, and alienating groups such as Hamas, which enjoyed considerable popular support – indeed, far more than the Fatah-led leadership understood at the time.

The other major studios also turned out a considerable number of movies now identified as noir during the 1940s.

We see a considerable number of student-athletes turning down athletic scholarships from places like Stanford, Northwestern or Duke to come to Penn".

Fellow spinner Jack Leach took 2-23 on a pitch offering considerable turn and lift.

The tourists will then set out to save the game on a pitch offering considerable turn to assist off-spinner Graeme Swann, who took five wickets in Australia's first-innings 128.

Australia then had to score 133 to win and they struggled on a used Rose Bowl wicket taking considerable turn.