Sentence examples for can turning from inspiring English sources
A politically astute new generation of ultra-Orthodox leaders has become savvy at navigating the halls of government, while the grand rabbis of Hasidic sects wield electoral power like few religious leaders can, turning followers into cohesive voting blocs.
BA is outsourcing as much as it can, turning itself into a virtual airline that concentrates on running flights and marketing where it has quite enough on its plate.
She says that she can now make more money doing up furniture and attending car-boot sales than she can turning tricks.George McCoy, who runs a website reviewing over 5,000 massage parlours and individuals, says that many are struggling.
As she spoke, the crowd responded with chants of "Yes, she will!" — apparently an orchestrated response to Mr. Obama's trademark "Yes, we can!" Turning one of Mr. Obama's themes against him, she said, "Together, we will turn promises into action, words into solutions and hope into reality".
But can turning down passengers really be profitable?
Instead it kept moving forward, speeding, hitting a metal trash can, turning a table into flying shards, and storming "like a train" through the tent where Balci sells handmade pendants.
Market sentiment can turn quickly.
"You can turn this around".
