Sentence examples for common turn from inspiring English sources

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She suggests filling it with things that make for good conversation— "one of the most common turn offs for daters is when people don't share information that's relevant enough to start a conversation".

The key here is that Fred has worked famous surnames into common turns of phrase.

Lacey writes with a peculiar suppleness entirely her own; her sentences have a way of dancing around common turns and spinning off in strange directions.

Wainscot chairs were a popular feature of early 17th-century English and colonial American households, where they were an upscale alternative to the more common turned chairs.

It would spoil the fun to give it away here, but Joel got some highly imaginative descriptions out of common turns of phrase.

Things went so well that her first draft of Things We Have in Common turned out to be the only one she needed, and got her a publishing deal with Canongate.

Such common turns of phrase should not be taken to indicate commitment to a correspondence theory in any serious sense.

In this paper, we address this issue by proposing a common turning point (CTP) approach (which will be discussed later) based on a polling-based approach [1].

A common turning tool can be used in electropolishing, while a slight modification of tool geometry achieves optimal polishing at low cost.

The ME will select a centroid point between two sub-polling points, subsequently selecting common turning points as the core of the basis of the tour path.