Sentence examples for and turn to a from inspiring English sources

Let's banish the lawyers for a moment and turn to a reasonable man: John Madden announced his retirement yesterday.

"It's like going from an old VW bug, where you felt very bump and turn, to a truck," he said.

Perhaps, at the beginning, the men and women of the Truth Commission thought they could draw a line under the past and turn to a clean page.

That strategy is likely to be tested in a recession, when consumers may be tempted to give up a $9 razor and turn to a $1 version.

But I stuck it out and was heartened to see Flannery abandon the rhetoric of shame and woe and turn to a more reasoned assessment of a young, intelligent species that finds itself in quite a predicament.

The president foresaw a risk that a prolonged economic depression would cause people in America, much like those in Germany and Italy, to lose patience with democracy and turn to a radical demagogue like Long.

She burst into tears, and the men rolled their eyes and turned to a better target.

Mr. Filo examines the dog, quickly puts it aside and turns to a backup.

When the woman got off, she looked unhappy and turned to a young man standing nearby.

Then she looked at the class and turned to a visitor.

Catena did triage, and turned to a soldier who had been hit by a bullet in the buttock.