In your book 100 you talk about turning as much of your life into art as possible.
She said constant changes to inspections were unsettling for teachers and Wilshaw's reforms were about turning as many schools into academies as possible.
Others, though, do a swift about-turn as soon as they have made it through the bottleneck at the door.
Beyond the bell, Shoka has navigation built-in, which works with the app to provide alerts about upcoming turns, as well as real-time updates to help you avoid busy intersections, and even notifications about nearby friends so you can join up to form a critical mass.
But like Michael Gove last week, I was forced into a 180-degree about-turn as my ignorance was challenged.
He compared the central bank's predicament to the one it faced during the mid nineteen-thirties, when it raised rates only to do an about-turn as the economy fell into another slump.
You could create other rules about skipping turns, as well.
Rite of passage The promise and the pitfalls The F-word Sources & acknowledgmentsReprints Related topics Thein Sein National League for Democracy Myanmar Yangon Aung San Suu KyiBut now the country has seen another about-turn, almost as abrupt as that in 1962.
So forget about turning to repressive Russia as a "bridge" to European votes in the U.N.
I'll still find time for some R&R though, and my thoughts are just about turning to my duties as best man at my mum's upcoming wedding, the undoubted highlight of my winter.
Nock often talks about "turning levers," as if he were a railroad-switch operator manning an existential junction.
