If you have your eyes open to the opportunities that come your way, learn from the inevitable mistakes and above all, be kind to yourself, then the sudden about-turn of a January lifestyle revamp won't be necessary.
His trademark string-snapping fiddle extravaganzas are sparingly used – and in many ways are missed – but, liberated from the pressures of the major-label demand for hits, he is reinventing himself in such a human way, the about-turn of an entirely solo tour might offer sufficient perspective to re-engage those alienated by the rock star years.
In both theory and practice today, what used to be abhorred by modern planners is now increasingly considered a virtue, marking a complete about-turn of attitude.
Ahmet Davutoglu, the foreign minister, has noted that "no final decision" has been made.In spite of these twists and about-turns, talk of a Turkish foreign policy "reset" looks premature.
It's about turning to a stand of true neutrals, and non-neutrals, and real ale fans, and people who have flown 1,500 miles to be here, and holding your arms aloft even though you're getting beaten 6 1.
It was about the autocratic turn of a conservative leader in power for 11 years.
"Readers are not interested in reading about a quarter turn of a screw on a state legislative issue," AP's Kennedy says.
The story's setup is initially bewildering as an overabundance of narrators drives an episodic tale through a series of about-turns: a chart is needed to make sense of it all.
Helix A1: This involves the first 9 residues GlyA1 SerA9 and comprises about 2 turns of a distorted α-helix.
He loitered and for a moment it looked as if he was keen to open a debate with the umpire about this turn of events – an idiosyncratic departure after one of several idiosyncratic decisions in this match.
But over the span of several weeks in late September and October, the cast of Mr. Greenberg's play, a melancholy comedy about a turn-of-the-20th-century publisher, lost both its leading women.
