Sentence examples similar to about turn in from inspiring English sources

The new boast is all about turning in at 10pm.

The move leaves Hathaway's buzzed-about turn in "Les Miserables" as her sole chance for Best Supporting Actress.

I think it's about time to turn in".

Lancaster has spearheaded a radical about-turn in both the image and fortunes of English rugby.

It also completes a dramatic about-turn in the papal approach to the trappings of high office.

In future state companies will have to establish targets for bumiputera participation.Mr Najib couched his extraordinary about-turn in terms of fairness and "equity" for ethnic Malays.

But it is still an astounding about-turn in the Granite State.Less than three weeks before the vote, Mr Kerry had been 20 points behind in New Hampshire.

In a stunning about-turn in September 2014, he in effect tore up the third version of Google's draft settlement and reopened the investigation, maddening the tech firm.

Dickens heightens the ironical about-turn in the word's usage, depicting the Tories as "hunting men" in verse four, bringing war and starvation to Ireland in verse eight.

So the board refused Mr Middelhoff's demands, instead appointing Gunter Thielen, a company veteran and a trusted adviser to the Mohn family, to the job.The departure of Mr Middelhoff will mean an about-turn in Bertelsmann's strategy.

It made an about-turn in its support for a controversial free-trade deal with America, which it had proposed when in power, as well as for the construction of an unpopular new naval base.