The phrase "are turn" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a grammatical error, possibly a typo or a misphrasing.
Example: "They are turning the corner."
Alternatives: "are rotating" or "are changing".
Women who sound "British" and believe they are, turn up at interviews where visceral hostility comes at them.
The herbs have flavor all their own and, tossed in chaotically as they are, turn up every other bite or so, a lush, aromatic interlocutor.
The more careful Primal Scream sound, the better they are: Turn Each Other Inside Out's precise and interlocking electric guitar lines are a million miles from the default Stonesisms that make them seem like parodists when they're being lazy.
When the time is up, test with a sharp knife to see if they're cooked: if they aren't quite done, give them a little longer; if they are, turn up the heat so that the potatoes are fizzing in the hot fat, and quickly throw in the wild garlic leaves - these will wilt very quickly.
All subsquent games are turn based and spread over days".
The aniline monomers are adsorbed on the surface of α−MnO2 templates and then they are turn into PANIs with novel morphologies.
P1 'Second screens' are turn-off for TV viewers.
In the classic role-playing game, battles are turn-based.
Those are turn-of-the-millennium equivalents of throw-weights and hard-target killers, the stuff of diplomatic progress between superpowers.
Battles between the forces of dark and light are turn-based affairs, with three or four Light Others battling greater numbers of Dark Others.
Among the hundreds of chocolate novelties Ms. Ackerman melts and molds from blocks of chocolate are turn-down treats made to be left on pillows each evening at local hotels.
