Sentence examples for a massive turn from inspiring English sources

While a massive turn to the far-right failed to materialise, it made significant gains.

In 2009 they rose together in the Tour, Cavendish dominating the sprints and Wiggins proving he could target the overall, and at the end of 2011 the older man put in a massive turn at the front in the final laps in Copenhagen that helped clinch the world road race champion's rainbow jersey for Cavendish.

"Our attack took a massive turn post-Christmas and were up there with try-scoring teams.

In a sense, he has: Bristol-Myers Squibb's fortune has taken a massive turn for the worse.

"It really took a massive turn at the Fringe in Edinburgh.

This evolution would likely be a massive turn off to users, could irreversibly damage Instagram's brand and may hurt their chances of remaining competitive a few years from now.

"Humiliation is a massive turn-on," he says.

"If a year from now it's a massive turn-off, and it won't be, people can say I told you so," she said.

Apprenticeships remain hugely bureaucratic, and this makes them a massive turn-off for the small, dynamic startups that the government is trumpeting as the future of the UK economy.

The narrative stew that pulled together Hitchcock, Monte Carlo, Maria Callas and Charles de Gaulle ought to have pushed every cultural button; instead, it proved a massive turn-off.

Showing meticulous detail in the creation of his filmic world, Meadows gets the tweedy jackets and lank hair of the schoolteachers just right but saves his best fashion statements for the skins - Ben Sherman shirts, braces, Doc Martens and jeans with a massive turn-up.