Sentence examples for could turn heads from inspiring English sources

He was not someone who could turn heads while entering a room.

He could turn heads with a toothbrush trick, but as a player growing up in Wildwood Crest, N.J., along the Jersey Shore, Vogel lacked the size or quickness or athleticism to garner much attention otherwise.

After raising $18 million from Accel and Google Ventures in 2014, Nextbit took the launch of their Robin "cloud-first" smartphone to Kickstarter, not because they needed the cash, but because they knew their device could turn heads.

With none of the hullabaloo that might have surrounded over-hyped wunderkind Freddie Adu, the marketing effort around the USA team has centered on Landon Donovan, but it might turn out to be someone like Bobby Convey, just promoted to the English Premiership with Reading, who could turn heads among the bigger teams.

Helen Mayfield could turn heads, Charlie thought.

The sentencing phase is where defence attorney Judy Clarke could turn heads.

But I've been thinking: in a crowd of Bugaboos and Balmorals, a basket made out of reeds could really turn heads.

Flip a coin ten times and it could turn up heads ten times in a row — or not once.

While some doctors applaud the gift ban, others seem offended by the insinuation that a ballpoint pen could turn their heads.

Analysis of the stereo videos showed that the birds could turn their heads at speeds reaching 2,700 degrees per second, as fast as insects, and orient to a new target with incredible accuracy.

He was so popular among officials who wanted to hear of his successes — the fight against corruption, the strong economic growth, the judicial reform — that he joked that he could turn more heads walking through Congress than Britney Spears.