That European leaders are finally recognizing the urgent need to act may in itself be a dramatic turn of events.
Dr. Peter Galison, a historian of science at Harvard, agreed there was a dramatic turn in the fortunes of physics at the end of the cold war in 1989.
Saturday's marathon negotiating session in Kabul, which began around midmorning and continued until well after dark, was a dramatic turn in talks that only a day earlier had been deadlocked.
The apparent suicide of a Los Angeles police department detective who was investigating a rape allegation against NBA star Derrick Rose is a dramatic turn that has injected uncertainty into the lawsuit against him.
The apparent suicide of Dr. Ivins, a Red Cross volunteer and amateur juggler who had won the Defense Department's highest civilian award in 2003, was a dramatic turn in one of the largest criminal investigations in the nation's history.
This is a dramatic turn from the practices of Bush, Reagan, and Clinton.
It was a dramatic turn of events for Shkreli, who in recent months became a pariah for his controversial remarks in the press and taunts on social media outlets, including to Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders.
A short time into the trial, before the prosecution could complete their case, there was a dramatic turn of events when the jury indicated they did not wish to continue, as 'the evidence was not good enough to convict the accused'.
It is a dramatic turn from two years ago, when she, like most of her classmates, was terrified of going to class.
But the agreement, signed in Zimbabwe this week under the aegis of South Africa's President Thabo Mbeki, is a dramatic turning point all the same.
