Sentence examples for about turn for from inspiring English sources

UKIP's new pledge to spend an extra £3bn a year is an about turn for Nigel Farage.

The apology amounts to a dramatic about turn for the paper, which on Sunday night defended the controversial illustration, saying it was "a typically robust cartoon by Gerald Scarfe" which was "aimed squarely at Mr Netanyahu and his policies, not at Israel, let alone at Jewish people".

Google declined to comment when we asked about the allegations, but any such move would represent a remarkable about turn for the company, which relocated its search engine and other services outside of the country in 2010.

It marks an about-turn for the party, which had rejected the idea under Ed Miliband's leadership.

The project sees an about-turn for Polanski, who himself lost friends and family in the Holocaust.

Such "Webcasting" is especially suited to digital satellite systems, several of which are about to be launched.Microsoft's acquisition marks a second about-turn for the company.

It says most have returned.This marks a stunning about-turn for John Mack, Morgan's chief executive, who must feel a bit like the Grand Old Duke of York.

Although this is an about-turn for Miles's career, he says: "When I had a home in Cap d'Antibes, I'd always entertain and cook for 30 friends over the course of a weekend, so this is a natural transition".

The big studios, the primacy of which was never exactly threatened during the boom years, are now almost the only game in town.In this section Well read High wires Cinderella story Undermined A long haul Manners maketh the businessman Back to the future ReprintsThe alliance with DreamWorks is something of an about-turn for Disney.

So now we arrive at a situation where the government and the political establishment is struggling to put through the most colossal about-turn for 70 years, an about-turn in which it does not really believe; and where Labour MPs know that their leader is not up to it, that he can't form a government or even hold one to account, but are being dictated to by outside forces.

Private Eye has been satirising these regular media about-turns for years, but some journalists and their editors are beyond satire.