Sentence examples for definitive turn from inspiring English sources

Things take a definitive turn, and they land on the magic place of purple grass, erotically speaking.

He refused to call the sales figures a definitive turn in Tesco's fortunes or claim he had seen off the challenge from discounters, such as Lidl and Aldi, but he said: "We are gaining shoppers across the board.

This definitive turn away from atomic power CAN happen.

As we enter a super storm of intersecting and rapidly growing global crises -- economic decline, food shortages, climate change, etc. -- that are leading migrants to embark on their often-breathtaking journeys, the truth-telling work of artists and cultural activists has taken a definitive turn.

With Civilization V, the series demonstrates yet again why it is the definitive turn-based computer strategy game franchise.

There was no definitive turning point, although he traces his problems to the reconstructive elbow surgery he had in August 2007, nine days after the Yankees signed him.

It is tempting to view Hillsborough as a definitive turning point, but the seeds of the Premier League revolution were arguably sown at Heysel four years earlier, with the subsequent European ban leading the big clubs to start considering a breakaway.

Fast, definitive turn-around, though: they voted while-I-waited.

Was there a definitive turning point?

That seems to be a striking and definitive U-turn for the Chinese telecoms giant, which has tried arduously to sell its networking kit to American telecoms operators.

That definitive no turned into a definitive yes this week, however, after Mr. Hynes and his advisers spent weeks quietly exploring the prospect of an unorthodox and seemingly unlikely second campaign.