The phrase "accidental turn" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an unexpected or unintended change in direction or course, either literally or metaphorically.
Example: "During our road trip, we took an accidental turn that led us to a beautiful hidden beach."
Alternatives: "unintentional turn" or "unexpected turn".
This show, closing this weekend, draws on a medieval Welsh tale in which an accidental act of sorcery turns an unlikely child into Taliesin, or "Radiant Brow," a mystic who can see beyond reality and inspires all poets in the Welsh bardic tradition.
This show, his latest, draws on a medieval Welsh tale in which an accidental act of sorcery turns an unlikely child into Taliesin, or "radiant brow," a mystic who can see beyond reality and inspires all poets in the Welsh bardic tradition.
When closed, it also protects the PDA from things like accidental drops or being accidentally turned on in a briefcase which can drain the battery.
Mitchell is far too able for gimmickry - his is a Rubik's cube structure that repays closer attention with still more puzzlement, until no detail seems accidental, no turn of phrase incidental, and the novel's texts thrum with distant echoes of one another.
His is a Rubik's Cube structure that repays close attention with still more puzzlement, until no detail seems accidental, no turn of phrase incidental; the novel's texts thrum with distant echoes of one another.' Like Hollinghurst, David Mitchell, 34, has been here before, but this time around he's the hottest favourite in the history of the Booker.
Then he left, first to buy socks for the empty closet in his lonely apartment, then to go find a movie he had never heard of, that people believed was inspired by a house just an accidental U-turn away.
For example, the button layout on the Kindle and the Nook is resistant to accidental "page turning" at this point.
The biggest issue I had with it, once I got the hang of it, was accidental page turns.
The images that surfaced of the new Kindle in October are real – it's a longer device but not as thick as the original Kindle, and fixes some of the button issues that plague users (like accidental page turns).
But maybe it took Geraldine A. Ferraro, the accidental icon, to turn that brief role of a lifetime into a marathon run of show.
