The phrase "actions turn" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a transformation or change resulting from actions, but it lacks context to be effectively used.
Example: "The actions turn the tide of the battle."
Alternatives: "actions lead to" or "actions result in".
The Boy's actions turn her world upside-down.
The official Prevent scheme aims to detect people before their actions turn criminal.
The NSA's actions turn that process on its head, which is why the security community is so incensed.
The most appealing part of "Certified Copy" is Ms. Binoche's generous, alternately uptight and loose performance, which pulls you close when her character's unpersuasive actions turn you off.
After gathering the information he'll use to get the motor of invention running, he goes on to create an array of indelible characters — eccentrics so absorbed in the expression of their passions that they fail to notice or care when their actions turn destructive.
I think the thing that makes Lord of the Flies so successful is the way William Golding manages to drop subtle hints in the story, straight from the beginning, and they become more apparent as the book progresses, and actions turn from worse, to what could only be described as barbaric and bloody.
The disruptive and costly actions turned out to be excessive.
A condensation of causes, strategies, tactics and actions turned December into the Greek May.
Meiwes has subsequently expressed regret over his actions, turning to vegetarianism while serving a life sentence in prison.
"Russian security services are trying to distract the population of Crimea and the international community from its criminal actions, turning the peninsula into an isolated military base".
Her actions turned not just her life but other people's lives upside down.
