Sentence examples for county turn from inspiring English sources

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The series ended when Henry County turned a double play with two runners aboard.

In Tennessee, the recent Republican primary for mayor of Knox County turned nasty over the issue.

The immediate issue among bond holders, insurers and the county turns on about $850 million of notes with interest rates that reset periodically and that defaulted earlier this year.

LONDON'S Waterloo station is a long way from the sandy beaches and rugged cliffs of Cornwall, a former tin-mining county turned holiday playground in Britain's south-west.

In April 2004, the county turned possession over to the Alexander Company, which is overseeing what is estimated to be a $110 million investment, including $15 million in tax credits, grants and other public subsidies.

Maggie Harrer, president of the Water Works Conservancy and a resident of Oradell, said her group believed that it would take $10 million to develop the site over six years and had already identified $3.75 million in grants the group would probably qualify for immediately if the county turned over the property.

WSL 1 leaders Notts County turned on the style against Oxford as they ran out 4-0 winners at Abingdon United FC to move into top spot in Group Three.

County turns to urgent care centers, rather than jails or ERs, to treat the mentally ill in crisis.

WASHINGTON -- Republican Senate challenger Scott Brown's efforts to cast himself as a New Hampshire native went awry in his final debate against Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D) on Thursday when a question on economic problems facing Sullivan County turned into a geography lesson.

A survey of several large Florida counties turned up an anomaly: Floridians whose ballots were read by the machines as not registering a choice for president were much more likely to have voted with computer punch cards.