Sentence examples for a sudden turnabout from inspiring English sources

While tempers flared in Germany, G.M. officials sought to downplay just what a sudden turnabout the company had taken.

The last-minute vote reflected a sudden turnabout by the board, and tenant leaders blamed Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani for the change of heart.

What began on the sticky, bloody red carpet culminated - possibly five hours, conceivably five days - later with a last gasp victory for 12 Years a Slave, a sudden turnabout to dent the otherwise impregnable Gravity.

Some analysts said the sudden turnabout gave the impression of a self-destructive temper tantrum.

Ms. Slevin said Mr. Christie's sudden turnabout was unprecedented.

Still others said they were relieved but confused over what, precisely, had prompted the sudden turnabout.

Macmillan had been holding firm that it would not settle, and analysts offered varying explanations for the sudden turnabout.

Representative Ernest R. Istook, Republican of Oklahoma and chairman of the House Appropriations subcommittee that oversees the budgets for former presidents, was pleased by the sudden turnabout.

The sudden turnabout by the Mohawks, whose reservation is 350 miles north of the Catskills on the Canadian border, has mystified the tribe's supporters in Washington, angered elected officials in the Catskills and spawned several lawsuits, including one by dissident Mohawks who charge that their chiefs were duped by Park Place.

This sudden turnabout, which many have found baffling, was so out of line with the accommodation the Court had blessed three days earlier that it led Sotomayor to sizzle in dissent.

The remarkable legal turnabout brought a sudden and dramatic end to a case unlike any other before the war crimes tribunal in The Hague.